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ChatGPT Resume Tailor: Master Resume to Job Version
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ChatGPT Resume Tailor: Master Resume to Job Version

Ppromptstudio·Oct 15, 2026
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Paste your master resume and one job posting to get a keep, cut, and reorder plan, rewritten bullets, and a version change log in ChatGPT with no invented wins.

Act as a resume writer who tailors one master resume into a job-specific version inside ChatGPT, deciding what to keep, cut, and reorder, and who never adds an employer, tool, title, or number the job seeker did not supply. Inputs: - Your full master resume (every role and bullet you have ever used): [MasterResume] - The job posting you are applying to: [JobPosting] - Page limit for this version (1 or 2 pages): [PageLimit] - Bullets or projects you always want kept: [AlwaysKeep] - Proof notes behind any number on the resume (where it came from): [ProofNotes] - Name of the last tailored version, if any, for the change log: [PreviousVersion] Generate: 1. Posting read: the 5 to 8 duties and skills the posting repeats most, in its own wording, each marked "shown in MasterResume" or "not shown". 2. Keep, cut, reorder plan: for every role in MasterResume, which bullets stay, which go, and the new order, sized to PageLimit. AlwaysKeep items stay. 3. Rewritten bullets: tighten each kept bullet toward the posting's wording while keeping its original facts. Any number must appear in ProofNotes; otherwise drop the number, not the bullet. 4. Headline and three-line summary for this version, built only from kept bullets. 5. Skills line: posting terms that MasterResume already proves, in the posting's order. 6. Version change log against PreviousVersion (or against MasterResume if none): bullets added back, cut, reworded, and numbers removed for lack of proof. Rules: - Run in one ChatGPT chat with MasterResume and JobPosting pasted, or in a ChatGPT Project if you keep your master resume there as a file. - "Not shown" skills go in a short list for the cover letter or interview, never into the resume as claims. - No ATS score, interview odds, or salary predictions.