What's in the free toolkit
Copy-paste prompts
Ready-to-use prompts for ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Copilot: analyze any job description, tailor your resume honestly, run a full mock interview, rehearse your salary negotiation, and more.
Essential checklists
ATS-friendly resume, resume red flags, job scam detection, video interview setup, and a weekly review checklist: print them, check them off, move forward.
Day plan at a glance
The complete 30-day get-hired plan on one page: foundation, materials, market, momentum. Know exactly what to do each week.
- Analyze any job description and tailor your resume honestly
- Format your resume so applicant tracking systems can read it
- Turn AI into a tireless mock interviewer and STAR story coach
- Spot job scams, protect your privacy, and negotiate with confidence
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The toolkit is the companion to Use AI to Get Hired — the complete step-by-step guide: build a master resume, pass applicant tracking systems, practice interviews with AI, and negotiate your offer. Available now on Amazon.
See all our books on AmazonQuestions readers ask
Is using AI in a job application dishonest?
It depends entirely on how you use it, and the book is built around that line. Using AI to structure your own experience, rehearse answers, and catch weak phrasing is preparation. Using it to invent experience you do not have is fraud, and it tends to collapse in the interview. Every prompt here sits on the first side of that line.
What is in the free AI Job Search Toolkit?
Ten copy-ready prompts covering everything from finding alternative job titles to rehearsing a salary negotiation, five printable checklists including ATS formatting and resume red flags, and a 30-day plan that turns the whole thing into a weekly routine.
Will this help with applicant tracking systems?
Yes — there is a full chapter on it. ATS filtering is mostly about formatting and vocabulary rather than anything mysterious, and the checklist in the free toolkit covers the formatting choices that quietly cost people interviews.
Does it matter which AI assistant I use?
No. The prompts are written to work with any capable general assistant, and the book does not require a paid plan. What changes your results is how specific you are about your own history, which is what the worksheets are for.
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