Resume Bullet Point Prompt Generator

Why this resume prompt works

Recruiters skim. A bullet that starts with "Responsible for" and lists duties tells them what the job was, not what you achieved in it. The strongest resume bullets follow a simple pattern: a strong action verb, the work you did and the result it had, ideally with a number.

The builder separates tasks from results on purpose. AI models are eager to add impressive numbers, and a made-up "increased revenue by 40%" can cost you the job when an interviewer asks about it. The prompt tells the model to use only your results, to keep bullets without a result honest rather than inflating them, and to ask you for the missing numbers instead.

The target job and keywords fields tailor the wording to the role you want. Many companies use applicant tracking systems that search for the terms in the job ad, so mirroring real keywords where they are true helps a human and a parser see the match. The ATS option keeps formatting plain: no tables, icons or unusual symbols.

Worked example

Say you are moving from account management into a customer success role and want your old job to show it. These are the inputs:

Target job

Customer Success Manager

Level

mid-level

The position you are describing

Account Manager at Taskline, a project-management SaaS company (2020-2024)

What you did

Managed a portfolio of 60 B2B accounts; Ran monthly onboarding webinars for new customers; Worked with product team on feature requests

Real results and numbers

Reduced churn in my portfolio from 9% to 5% in one year; Webinars had about 80 attendees on average

Keywords from the job ad

churn reduction, onboarding, customer health scores

Bullet style

action verb + task + result

Number of bullets

4

Keep it ATS-friendly (plain text, standard section wording)

Yes

The builder turns these inputs into the following prompt. Load it into the form above with the Account manager example chip and change anything you like.

You are an experienced recruiter and resume writer who writes concise, credible resume bullet points.

## Task
Write 4 resume bullet points for this position: Account Manager at Taskline, a project-management SaaS company (2020-2024).
They should support my application for: Customer Success Manager (mid-level).

## What I did
- Managed a portfolio of 60 B2B accounts
- Ran monthly onboarding webinars for new customers
- Worked with product team on feature requests

## Real results (use only these numbers)
- Reduced churn in my portfolio from 9% to 5% in one year
- Webinars had about 80 attendees on average

## Keywords from the job ad
churn reduction, onboarding, customer health scores

## Requirements
- Style: action verb + task + result.
- Start every bullet with a strong, varied action verb. Never start with "Responsible for".
- One line per bullet where possible (under 25 words).
- Use only the facts and numbers above. Do not invent metrics, team sizes, tools or achievements. If a bullet would be stronger with a number I did not give, add a suggestion in [brackets] instead.
- Use the keywords naturally, and only where they describe work I actually did.
- Keep it ATS-friendly: plain text, no tables, icons or special symbols.

## Output format
The bullet points, ordered from most to least relevant for the target job. Then list up to 3 questions whose answers would make the bullets stronger.

This page shows only the prompt. The answer depends on the AI tool you paste it into, so always review the result before you use it.

Tips to improve your results

• Write tasks in your own plain words. The AI is good at finding the right action verb; you are the only one who knows what happened.
• Estimate honestly if you lack exact numbers ("about 80 attendees") and keep the qualifier in the final bullet.
• Copy keywords directly from the job ad, but only those that describe work you have really done.
• Run the builder once per position on your resume and keep the strongest 3-6 bullets for each.
• Read every bullet as an interviewer would: could you talk about it for two minutes?