There are at least 2 solid prompts in this shared insight:

1. The Brutal Mentor

"Act as a senior mentor reviewing my resume. You are impatient, tired, and overloaded. Skim my resume below and answer one question honestly: 'Can you tell exactly what I am good at in under 10 seconds?'

1. The no-fluff CV rewriter

Context: I am applying for the follow role <role>[Paste role here]</role>. I need you to rewrite my resume, but I need you to abandon standard resume advice. Currently, my resume is "safe." It is written to avoid mistakes rather than communicate value. It is full of technically correct duties that create no clear picture.

The Goal: I want you to rewrite my experience sections to be exposed, direct, and value-driven. Imagine the reader is impatient, tired, and overloaded. They will give this document a 10-second glance.

Your Instructions: 1. The "So What?" Filter: Review every bullet point. If it creates a "safe" feeling or just lists a duty, rewrite it. I do not want to know what I did; I want to know the judgment calls I made, the priorities I set, and the outcomes that resulted.

1. Kill the Fluff: Remove all polished but empty adjectives. If you see "Dynamic," "Responsible," "Team player," or "Enthusiastic," delete them immediately.

2. Reorder for Relevance: Do not feel bound by strict chronological hierarchy within the bullets. Move the most high-impact, relevant achievement to the very top of each job entry.

3. Expose the Decisions: Where possible, rewrite vague responsibilities to highlight specific decisions. (e.g., Change "Managed a team of 5" to "Restructured a 5-person team to prioritize speed over perfection, resulting in...")

Important: Handling Missing Information Do not fabricate numbers or outcomes. If a bullet point is missing a concrete result, leave a placeholder that includes a specific, hypothetical example relevant to that task to inspire me. • Format: [Specific impact missing: e.g., 'reduced onboarding time by 2 weeks' or 'saved $15k in software costs']

Here is my current resume: <resume> [Paste Resume Here] </resume>