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{{role}}the job title and what the person will do{{must_haves}}what is truly required{{pay_and_terms}}pay range, hours, location{{company}}a few lines about your business
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Write a job description.
Role: {{role}}
Truly required: {{must_haves}}
Pay and terms: {{pay_and_terms}}
About us: {{company}}
Include: a two-sentence summary, what you will do in a typical week, what you need, what would be a bonus, pay and terms exactly as given, how to apply, and what happens after applying.
Rules:
- Requirements list only what I marked as required. Do not add degrees or years of experience I did not ask for.
- Plain language. No "rockstar", "ninja" or "fast-paced environment".
- Use wording that does not exclude people by age, gender or background, and flag any phrase in my input that might.
- Under 400 words.
- Add three screening questions I could ask applicants.Example
A real run of this prompt with made-up inputs.
{{role}}
Part-time shop assistant at our plant nursery. Water and restock plants, help customers pick plants, run the register, unload the weekly delivery, and hand over online orders for pickup.
{{must_haves}}
Able to lift 40 lbs. Available both Saturday and Sunday. Friendly and patient with customers.
{{pay_and_terms}}
$17 to $19 an hour depending on experience. About 20 hours a week: Saturday and Sunday 8am to 4pm, plus one weekday shift we agree together. In person at 1420 Orchard Lane, Millbrook.
{{company}}
Greenhollow Nursery. Family-run for 14 years, small crew of six. Relaxed but busy on spring weekends. We're looking for a young, energetic person to join the team.
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