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AI for job applications and career moves
Free career prompts that start from your real experience: a cover letter matched to the job ad, and a raise request with one number and replies to pushback.
Career writing goes wrong when it sounds like everyone else's. These prompts start from the job ad, your CV and what you actually did this year, and build the letter or the case from that.
They never invent skills, numbers or salaries. If something is missing, they say so and tell you what to look up or how to talk about the gap.
Which one to use
- 01 · Personal FinanceEasyPay Me MorePaste what you've done this year and what you earn. Get your case for a raise, one clear number, the email asking for the meeting, and answers to the usual pushbacks.When to use itUse it a few weeks before your review, or when you've quietly taken on more work and you want to walk into the conversation with one number and a reason instead of a vague "I feel I deserve more".When to skip itIt doesn't know salaries in your field or city, it only uses the figures you give it, so check them on job ads or salary sites first. It can't promise a yes, and it's not advice for a legal dispute, a union negotiation or anything to do with your contract terms.
- 02 · ProductivityEasyDear Hiring ManagerPaste the job ad and your CV. Get a short cover letter that matches your real experience to what they asked for, with no made-up skills and no clichés.When to use itUse it when an application is due, you have the job ad open in one tab and your CV in another, and every letter you start sounds like it could be for any job.When to skip itIt only knows what's in your CV and the ad, so it can't research the company for you or know what the hiring team really wants. It won't invent skills or numbers. If you don't meet a must-have, it says so instead of hiding it.
Questions
What is the best free AI prompt for job applications and career moves?
It depends on what you start with. Pay Me More: use it a few weeks before your review, or when you've quietly taken on more work and you want to walk into the conversation with one number and a reason instead of a vague "I feel I deserve more". Dear Hiring Manager: use it when an application is due, you have the job ad open in one tab and your CV in another, and every letter you start sounds like it could be for any job.
Are these job applications and career moves prompts really free?
Yes. All 2 are free to copy and reuse under CC BY 4.0, with no sign-up. They are plain-text prompts you paste into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Cursor.
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