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🚨 BREAKING: Claude can now build your entire resume and LinkedIn profile like a $500/hour executive recruiter from Robert Half. For free.
Here are 11 prompts that get you interview calls within 7 days:
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Here are 11 prompts that get you interview calls within 7 days:
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1. The Google Recruiter 6-Second Resume Rewriter
"You are a senior technical recruiter at Google who has screened 100,000+ resumes and decides within 6 seconds whether a candidate moves forward or gets rejected — because that's all the time your resume gets before the next one loads.
I need my entire resume rewritten to survive those brutal 6 seconds.
Rewrite:
- Professional summary: a 2-3 sentence power statement that instantly communicates who I am, what I do, and why I'm exceptional
- Every bullet point transformed: rewrite using Google's XYZ formula — 'Accomplished [X] as measured by [Y] by doing [Z]'
- Numbers on everything: add specific metrics, percentages, dollar amounts, and scale to every single achievement
- Weak verb elimination: replace 'helped,' 'assisted,' 'worked on,' 'was responsible for' with power verbs — 'architected,' 'drove,' 'launched,' 'reduced,' 'scaled'
- One-page enforcement: ruthlessly cut filler, outdated skills, and irrelevant jobs (two pages only if 10+ years experience)
- Skills section overhaul: organize into categories (Technical, Tools, Frameworks, Certifications) matching my target role
- Education formatting: degree, school, honors only — remove GPA if below 3.5 or more than 3 years post-graduation
- Red flag removal: eliminate employment gaps in formatting, outdated technologies, and anything that wastes recruiter attention
- Visual hierarchy: name largest, then section headers, then body text — the eye must flow effortlessly top to bottom
- Before/after comparison: show me the weakest 3 bullets from my original resume alongside the rewritten versions
Format as a complete, ready-to-submit resume with every section rewritten plus a tracked-changes summary showing what was improved.
My current resume: [PASTE YOUR ENTIRE CURRENT RESUME AND THE JOB DESCRIPTION YOU'RE TARGETING]"
"You are a senior technical recruiter at Google who has screened 100,000+ resumes and decides within 6 seconds whether a candidate moves forward or gets rejected — because that's all the time your resume gets before the next one loads.
I need my entire resume rewritten to survive those brutal 6 seconds.
Rewrite:
- Professional summary: a 2-3 sentence power statement that instantly communicates who I am, what I do, and why I'm exceptional
- Every bullet point transformed: rewrite using Google's XYZ formula — 'Accomplished [X] as measured by [Y] by doing [Z]'
- Numbers on everything: add specific metrics, percentages, dollar amounts, and scale to every single achievement
- Weak verb elimination: replace 'helped,' 'assisted,' 'worked on,' 'was responsible for' with power verbs — 'architected,' 'drove,' 'launched,' 'reduced,' 'scaled'
- One-page enforcement: ruthlessly cut filler, outdated skills, and irrelevant jobs (two pages only if 10+ years experience)
- Skills section overhaul: organize into categories (Technical, Tools, Frameworks, Certifications) matching my target role
- Education formatting: degree, school, honors only — remove GPA if below 3.5 or more than 3 years post-graduation
- Red flag removal: eliminate employment gaps in formatting, outdated technologies, and anything that wastes recruiter attention
- Visual hierarchy: name largest, then section headers, then body text — the eye must flow effortlessly top to bottom
- Before/after comparison: show me the weakest 3 bullets from my original resume alongside the rewritten versions
Format as a complete, ready-to-submit resume with every section rewritten plus a tracked-changes summary showing what was improved.
My current resume: [PASTE YOUR ENTIRE CURRENT RESUME AND THE JOB DESCRIPTION YOU'RE TARGETING]"
2. The ATS Robot-Proof Optimizer
"You are a senior applicant tracking system consultant who has reverse-engineered how Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, and iCIMS score and rank resumes — because 75% of resumes are rejected by software before a human being ever sees them.
I need my resume optimized to score in the top 10% of any ATS system.
Optimize:
- Keyword extraction: pull every critical term from my target job description that the ATS will scan for
- Exact match placement: embed each keyword naturally into my experience bullets, summary, and skills section
- Synonym coverage: include both the acronym AND full version (e.g., 'Search Engine Optimization (SEO)') so the ATS catches both
- Section heading compliance: use only standard headings — Experience, Education, Skills, Summary — that every ATS recognizes
- Formatting purge: remove all tables, columns, text boxes, graphics, headers, footers, and special characters that crash ATS parsers
- File format guidance: save as .docx for ATS submission (most compatible) and .pdf only when applying directly to a human
- Date format consistency: use the same Month Year format throughout so the parser calculates tenure correctly
- Job title alignment: match my title wording to the target role's language without fabricating experience
- Skills taxonomy: list hard skills the ATS scans for above soft skills it usually ignores
- ATS match score estimate: rate my optimized resume from 1-100 against the specific job description
Format as an ATS-optimized resume with a keyword match report showing every term added and where it was placed.
My target: [PASTE YOUR CURRENT RESUME AND THE EXACT JOB DESCRIPTION YOU'RE APPLYING FOR]"
"You are a senior applicant tracking system consultant who has reverse-engineered how Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, and iCIMS score and rank resumes — because 75% of resumes are rejected by software before a human being ever sees them.
I need my resume optimized to score in the top 10% of any ATS system.
Optimize:
- Keyword extraction: pull every critical term from my target job description that the ATS will scan for
- Exact match placement: embed each keyword naturally into my experience bullets, summary, and skills section
- Synonym coverage: include both the acronym AND full version (e.g., 'Search Engine Optimization (SEO)') so the ATS catches both
- Section heading compliance: use only standard headings — Experience, Education, Skills, Summary — that every ATS recognizes
- Formatting purge: remove all tables, columns, text boxes, graphics, headers, footers, and special characters that crash ATS parsers
- File format guidance: save as .docx for ATS submission (most compatible) and .pdf only when applying directly to a human
- Date format consistency: use the same Month Year format throughout so the parser calculates tenure correctly
- Job title alignment: match my title wording to the target role's language without fabricating experience
- Skills taxonomy: list hard skills the ATS scans for above soft skills it usually ignores
- ATS match score estimate: rate my optimized resume from 1-100 against the specific job description
Format as an ATS-optimized resume with a keyword match report showing every term added and where it was placed.
My target: [PASTE YOUR CURRENT RESUME AND THE EXACT JOB DESCRIPTION YOU'RE APPLYING FOR]"
Pakistan’s role in bringing both sides to the table is commendable. May dialogue prevail over war. Pakistan is mediating between the USA / Iran. Regardless of the outcome, #IslamabadTalks deserve appreciation 👏
Delegations from USA and Iran are now set to hold make or break negotiations aimed at reaching a permanent peace treaty. The level of representation from both sides reflects the seriousness of these talks. On Iran’s side, a senior high level delegation has arrived in Islamabad.
From Qalibaf to Araghchi along with Ahmadian, Bagheri, Hemmati and other key officials, the delegation represents the full spectrum of Iran’s economic, diplomatic and security leadership.
10 Reasons That Make You Unattractive
1- The Boring Man
1- The Boring Man
The "boring man" isn't necessarily a bad man, but this isn't necessarily what a woman wants either. Boring simply means that you're not fun to be around, a man who's inactive, lacking vitality, uninteresting, and non-adventurous.
2- Clingy, and attached.
Women hate clingy men to the point that they can sense it from afar, and that's what repels them.
Women adore men who don't put them first or second.
Women hate clingy men to the point that they can sense it from afar, and that's what repels them.
Women adore men who don't put them first or second.
The Hans Beekhuyzen Channel
Arylic LP100 streamer and pre-amp
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Importante: la evaluación ha sido con la conexión WiFi
Arylic LP100 HiFi Music Streamer
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The TAL oil pipeline, connecting Italy, Austria, and Germany, has been sabotaged.
As the world’s attention remains fixed on the Strait of Hormuz and on the high-stakes negotiations beginning in Islamabad, a critical energy artery in Europe has been disabled.
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As the world’s attention remains fixed on the Strait of Hormuz and on the high-stakes negotiations beginning in Islamabad, a critical energy artery in Europe has been disabled.
🧵
The Transalpine Pipeline (TAL), which links the Port of Trieste to major refineries in Southern Germany, has been targeted. The most vital of these is the MiRO refinery near Karlsruhe, which alone provides approximately 45% of the primary energy consumption for the state of
Baden-Württemberg. Reports indicate that in late March—roughly 30 days into the conflict between the U.S., Israel, and Iran—electricity supplies from the grid to the Terzo di Tolmezzo pumping station in the Italian Carnia region were severed.
What appears to be a deliberate
What appears to be a deliberate
Top Stanford students have a secret NotebookLM workflow.
They never re-read a book.
They upload the PDF in NotebookLM, run 6 prompts, and extract more insight in 20 minutes than most readers get from finishing it twice.
It took me 3 weeks to figure out exactly what they were doing.
Here it is:
They never re-read a book.
They upload the PDF in NotebookLM, run 6 prompts, and extract more insight in 20 minutes than most readers get from finishing it twice.
It took me 3 weeks to figure out exactly what they were doing.
Here it is:
1. The Core Argument Extractor
Every book has one central argument everything else serves.
Most readers finish the whole thing and can't state it in two sentences.
Paste this first:
"Read this entire book and identify the single central argument the author is making. Not the topic. The argument the specific claim they are trying to convince me is true. State it in two sentences maximum. Then identify the 3 to 5 key sub-arguments that support the central claim. For each sub-argument: what evidence or reasoning does the author use to support it, and how strong is that evidence on a scale of anecdote to empirical proof?"
If you can't state a book's central argument in two sentences after finishing it, you haven't finished it.
You've just been present for it.
This prompt makes sure you actually have it.
Every book has one central argument everything else serves.
Most readers finish the whole thing and can't state it in two sentences.
Paste this first:
"Read this entire book and identify the single central argument the author is making. Not the topic. The argument the specific claim they are trying to convince me is true. State it in two sentences maximum. Then identify the 3 to 5 key sub-arguments that support the central claim. For each sub-argument: what evidence or reasoning does the author use to support it, and how strong is that evidence on a scale of anecdote to empirical proof?"
If you can't state a book's central argument in two sentences after finishing it, you haven't finished it.
You've just been present for it.
This prompt makes sure you actually have it.
2. The Assumption Auditor
Every author has a worldview baked into every book they write.
Most of those assumptions are never stated because the author doesn't realize they're making them.
They feel like facts because they feel obvious to the person writing.
"Identify every significant assumption this author makes that they never explicitly state or defend. What does the author take for granted about human nature, about how organizations work, about what people want, about how change happens? For each unstated assumption: is it well-supported by evidence outside this book, is it contested by credible thinkers in related fields, or is it simply the author's worldview presented as universal truth? Which assumption, if wrong, would most undermine the book's central argument?"
The best books survive this prompt with most of their argument intact.
The overrated ones collapse at assumption two or three.
Running this tells you exactly how much of what you just read was insight versus ideology.
Every author has a worldview baked into every book they write.
Most of those assumptions are never stated because the author doesn't realize they're making them.
They feel like facts because they feel obvious to the person writing.
"Identify every significant assumption this author makes that they never explicitly state or defend. What does the author take for granted about human nature, about how organizations work, about what people want, about how change happens? For each unstated assumption: is it well-supported by evidence outside this book, is it contested by credible thinkers in related fields, or is it simply the author's worldview presented as universal truth? Which assumption, if wrong, would most undermine the book's central argument?"
The best books survive this prompt with most of their argument intact.
The overrated ones collapse at assumption two or three.
Running this tells you exactly how much of what you just read was insight versus ideology.
🔥DAY 11/30 OF WEB3 CONTENT WRITING
DeFi sounds complicated.
It's not. Hear it for the first time 🧵👇
DeFi sounds complicated.
It's not. Hear it for the first time 🧵👇
DeFi = Decentralized Finance.
Banks, loans, savings: controlled by institutions.
DeFi does the same things: but with no banks, no middlemen.
Just code running on the blockchain 🔗
Banks, loans, savings: controlled by institutions.
DeFi does the same things: but with no banks, no middlemen.
Just code running on the blockchain 🔗
With DeFi you can:
💰 Lend money & earn interest: no bank needed
💳 Borrow: no credit check
💱 Swap currencies instantly
📈 Invest: no stockbroker
All from your phone. All controlled by you.
💰 Lend money & earn interest: no bank needed
💳 Borrow: no credit check
💱 Swap currencies instantly
📈 Invest: no stockbroker
All from your phone. All controlled by you.
Rabbi Soloveichik on the Connection Between Antisemitism and Anti-Americanism
1)prageru.com/videos/rabbi-s…
1)prageru.com/videos/rabbi-s…
America did not emerge in a moral vacuum; its founding ideals are deeply rooted in biblical principles—covenant, gratitude, and the revolutionary belief in God-given equality.
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Rabbi Soloveichik explores the biblical foundations of the American creed, illuminates the enduring meaning of the Ten Commandments, and explains why the Book of Psalms remains one of humanity’s most powerful antidotes to fear, despair, and nihilism.
3)prageru.com/videos/rabbi-s…
3)prageru.com/videos/rabbi-s…
CLAUDE HAS JUST LAUNCHED ITS FREE AI ACADEMY.
10 official courses. Certificate included. Without paying anything.
From zero to advanced level. At your own pace.
Here are the 10 courses (Save them 🔖):
10 official courses. Certificate included. Without paying anything.
From zero to advanced level. At your own pace.
Here are the 10 courses (Save them 🔖):
1. Code in Action
Learn to use Claude to automate tasks and save hours.
AI applied directly.
Link: anthropic.skilljar.com/claude-code-in…
Learn to use Claude to automate tasks and save hours.
AI applied directly.
Link: anthropic.skilljar.com/claude-code-in…
2. Claude 101
Curso básico para empezar con Claude desde cero.
Perfecto si nunca has usado IA en serio.
Link: anthropic.skilljar.com/claude-101
Curso básico para empezar con Claude desde cero.
Perfecto si nunca has usado IA en serio.
Link: anthropic.skilljar.com/claude-101
🔔 BREAKING: Claude AI can now trade stocks like a $400/hr Wall Street Analyst for free.
Here are 5 Claude AI prompts that will completely transform your investing in 30 days:
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Here are 5 Claude AI prompts that will completely transform your investing in 30 days:
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1. The Portfolio Auditor
"I currently own [list stocks/ETFs]. Act as my personal analyst and audit my portfolio for risk, diversification gaps and dead weight — then tell me exactly what to fix."
"I currently own [list stocks/ETFs]. Act as my personal analyst and audit my portfolio for risk, diversification gaps and dead weight — then tell me exactly what to fix."
2. The Stock Research Machine
"I'm interested in investing in [company name]. Walk me through a complete fundamental analysis including financials, competitive moat, risks and whether it's worth buying at today's price."
"I'm interested in investing in [company name]. Walk me through a complete fundamental analysis including financials, competitive moat, risks and whether it's worth buying at today's price."
SitRep - 10/04/26 - Offshore platforms in the Caspian Sea were hit again
An overview of the daily events in Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Ukrainian SOF drones struck two offshore platforms in the Caspian Sea.
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An overview of the daily events in Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Ukrainian SOF drones struck two offshore platforms in the Caspian Sea.
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Missed the latest?
As usual we start with Russian losses
THAT'S WHY AIRLINES HATE CLAUDE 4.6
Flight for $879. I paid $299.
No points. No affiliations. No VPN.
Here are 8 prompts I used to travel like a pro↓
Flight for $879. I paid $299.
No points. No affiliations. No VPN.
Here are 8 prompts I used to travel like a pro↓
1. Optimal Dates Scanner
«Analyzes the most economical departure and return dates within a [X days] interval around the [target date]. Compares combinations and justifies which are the 3 best options with detailed reasoning»
(Claude 4.6 explains the why. ChatGPT only lists)
«Analyzes the most economical departure and return dates within a [X days] interval around the [target date]. Compares combinations and justifies which are the 3 best options with detailed reasoning»
(Claude 4.6 explains the why. ChatGPT only lists)
2. Hidden Flight Searcher
«List all flights from [origin] to [destination] for the next [X weeks], including low-cost airlines, regional ones, and lesser-known connections. Sort by total actual price, not base fares»
«List all flights from [origin] to [destination] for the next [X weeks], including low-cost airlines, regional ones, and lesser-known connections. Sort by total actual price, not base fares»
