No email, no signup, no PDF download. Just the prompts we wish someone had handed us. Paste them into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini and edit in your specifics — or run the same workflows faster with the AI career change tools hub (Pivot Simulator, Skills Translator, Story Builder).
Discover · 01
Find adjacent careers I'd actually fit
I'm a [CURRENT ROLE] with [X] years' experience. I'm based in [UK CITY]. Give me 8 adjacent careers that meet ALL of: (1) build on my existing skills, (2) realistic to enter within 6 months, (3) UK demand growing in 2026, (4) pay £[MIN]k+. For each: realistic salary range, training needed, and the 3 transferable skills I'd lean on most.
Discover · 02
Sanity-check a pivot I'm considering
Act as a brutally honest UK careers advisor. I'm considering moving from [CURRENT ROLE] to [TARGET ROLE]. Tell me: the 3 biggest reasons this is a good fit, the 3 biggest reasons it might not work, the realistic 12-month earning trajectory in the UK, and the one thing I'm probably underestimating.
Translate · 03
Rewrite my CV bullets for the new industry
Here are 8 bullets from my current CV as a [CURRENT ROLE]: [PASTE BULLETS]. Rewrite each one as it would appear on a CV for a [TARGET ROLE] in the UK. Preserve all factual content. Use the terminology and structure recruiters in [TARGET INDUSTRY] expect. Flag any bullet where I should add a specific number.
Translate · 04
Extract keywords from a UK job ad
Here is a UK job ad for [TARGET ROLE]: [PASTE AD]. Extract: (1) the 10 most important keywords/phrases an ATS will scan for, (2) the 5 'must-have' requirements vs the 5 'nice-to-have', (3) any UK-specific qualifications mentioned, (4) the implicit seniority level. Then tell me which 3 keywords I should make sure appear in my CV's top third.
Story · 05
Write my "why I'm changing careers" answer
I'm moving from [CURRENT ROLE] (X years) into [TARGET ROLE]. The part of my current job I genuinely love is [WHAT YOU LOVE]. The part I want to leave behind is [WHAT YOU DON'T]. Write me three versions of my 'why I'm changing careers' answer: (a) a 30-second spoken pitch, (b) a 2-paragraph LinkedIn About, (c) a 3-sentence cover-letter opener. Tone: confident, warm, not apologetic. UK English.
Story · 06
Stress-test my career change story
Here is the story I'll tell when asked why I'm moving from [CURRENT ROLE] to [TARGET ROLE]: [PASTE YOUR STORY]. Act as a UK hiring manager for [TARGET ROLE]. What are the 5 follow-up questions you'd ask after hearing that? What are the 2 red flags you'd quietly note? How would you rewrite it to remove those red flags?
Apply · 07
Tailor my CV to a specific job
Here is my current CV: [PASTE CV]. Here is the UK job ad: [PASTE AD]. Rewrite my CV's top section (headline + summary + first job's bullets) so it directly addresses this specific ad. Keep all facts truthful. Highlight the 5 most relevant pieces of my experience. UK English, ATS-friendly formatting (no tables, no columns).
Apply · 08
Write a 4-sentence cover letter
Job ad: [PASTE AD]. My background: [CURRENT ROLE], X years, key wins are [LIST 3]. My career-change story opener: [PASTE]. Write me a cover letter that is exactly 4 sentences: (1) why I'm applying for this specific role, (2) the strongest transferable evidence I bring, (3) why this company specifically, (4) a soft close. No 'I am writing to apply'. UK English.
Apply · 09
Rewrite my LinkedIn headline
My current LinkedIn headline: [PASTE]. I'm pivoting from [CURRENT ROLE] to [TARGET ROLE]. Write me 6 alternative headlines that (a) signal my target role, (b) include keywords recruiters search for, (c) hint at my transferable depth without sounding desperate, (d) feel human, not LinkedIn-cringe. UK English. Max 220 characters each.
Land · 10
Generate likely interview questions
I have an interview for [TARGET ROLE] at [COMPANY TYPE/SIZE]. Job ad: [PASTE]. My background: [CURRENT ROLE], X years. Generate 15 likely interview questions across: (a) standard role-fit, (b) career-change-specific, (c) behavioural / STAR, (d) curveballs. For each, give me a 1-sentence steer on what they're really probing for.
Land · 11
Three smart questions to ask the interviewer
I'm interviewing for [TARGET ROLE] at [COMPANY]. Their website says [PASTE 'ABOUT US']. Give me 3 thoughtful questions to ask at the end of the interview that (a) show I've done my homework, (b) help me actually evaluate whether I'd want the job, (c) aren't the same questions every other candidate asks. Avoid anything Glassdoor-tier obvious.
Land · 12
Negotiate my offer (UK)
I've been offered [ROLE] at [COMPANY] at £[X]. My research says the UK market range for this role is £[Y]–£[Z]. I want to negotiate up. Write me a polite, confident email that (1) thanks them, (2) reiterates my excitement, (3) makes the case for a £[TARGET] base, (4) offers one trade-off if base isn't movable. UK English. No grovelling.