Claude for rewriting a resume, done properly.

Most resumes read like job duty lists. Hiring managers spend 6 seconds scanning, and generic bullet points that start with 'Responsible for...' get skipped instantly.

Three reasons this actually lands.

The prompt, the codes, the fit. Each one on its own is a nice-to-have. Together, they change the workflow.

Copy this, replace the placeholders, ship.

Rewrite my resume bullet points to be achievement-focused.

Current role: [JOB TITLE] at [COMPANY]
Industry: [INDUSTRY]
Target role: [WHAT I'M APPLYING FOR]

Here are my current bullets:
[PASTE BULLETS]

Rules:
- Start each bullet with a strong action verb (not "Responsible for" or "Helped")
- Include quantified results where possible (%, $, time saved)
- If I didn't provide numbers, ask me for them — don't make them up
- Align the language with what [TARGET ROLE] job descriptions typically emphasize
- Keep each bullet to 1-2 lines max
- Remove jargon that won't mean anything to someone outside my company

Replace the [BRACKETED] placeholders with your context.

Stack these prefixes for compound gains.

Prepend one or more of these to the prompt above. Each code is documented on its own page with before and after examples.

Every prompt, once.

The Cheat Sheet is every tested code, with a before and an after.