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Job Description Prompts for HR, Hiring Managers, and Recruiters

20 copy-paste prompts

20 ChatGPT prompts for job descriptions: responsibilities, qualifications, inclusive language, compensation framing, remote work — attract the right candidates + reject the wrong ones.

In short: This page contains 20 copy-paste ready prompts, organized into 4 categories with a description and pro tip for each. The first 15 prompts are free instantly — no signup needed. Hand-curated and tested by the AI Academy team.

By Louis Corneloup · Founder, Techpresso
Last updated ·Hand-curated & tested by the AI Academy team

Role Definition

4 prompts

Role + Responsibilities

1/20

Job description role + responsibilities. Role: [title]. Include: role purpose (1-2 sentences), 5-7 key responsibilities, impact on team/org, who they'll work with, success metrics. Clear scope.

Writes role + responsibilities sections.

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Pro tip: Responsibilities: 5-7 max. More = can't-do-all-this signal. Each responsibility specific, not "other duties." Clarity attracts qualified; vague attracts everyone.

Required Qualifications

2/20

Required qualifications section. Role: [describe]. Include: must-have skills (with years/level), experience required, education/certifications, tools + technologies. Bias toward must-haves not wish-list.

Writes required qualifications.

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Pro tip: Required qualifications: actual must-haves. Every "required" filters applicants. Women/underrepresented apply only if 100% match; men apply at 60%. Minimize requirements.

Nice-to-Have Skills

3/20

Nice-to-have qualifications. Role: [describe]. Include: bonus skills valued, growth opportunities, development support for gaps, learning mindset emphasis. Welcoming growth.

Writes nice-to-have sections.

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Pro tip: Nice-to-haves: growth signals. "Bonus: X experience" + "we'll teach you Y" = candidates apply who stretch. Over-requiring = smaller pool.

Success Metrics Section

4/20

Success metrics for role. Role: [describe]. Include: 30/60/90 day expectations, 1-year success, longer-term trajectory, metrics measurable. Outcome-focused.

Writes role success metrics.

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Pro tip: Success metrics in JD: attracts outcome-driven candidates. "Deliver X outcome in Y months" > "perform tasks." Shows what matters.

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Inclusive Language

4 prompts

Inclusive Job Description

5/20

Inclusive job description for [role]. Include: gender-neutral language, avoid exclusionary terms, accessibility considerations, culture fit replaced with values alignment, welcoming tone. Attract diverse talent.

Writes inclusive job descriptions.

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Pro tip: Inclusive language: "rockstar/ninja" exclude; "collaborative/skilled" universal. "Native speaker" excludes; "fluent" inclusive. Audit every word.

Requirements Audit

6/20

Audit job description requirements for exclusion. Draft: [paste]. Include: excessive requirements analysis, gendered language, age-coded terms, culture-fit vs values, recommendations. Bias check.

Audits JDs for exclusion.

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Pro tip: JD audit reveals bias. "10+ years Java" excludes career-changers. "Culture fit" = exclusionary. "Values alignment" = inclusive. Small words = big impact.

Accessibility Statement

7/20

Accessibility statement in JD. Include: accommodation commitment, how to request, application process accessibility, equal opportunity, welcoming tone. ADA-compliant + welcoming.

Writes accessibility statements for JDs.

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Pro tip: Accessibility statements: not legal boilerplate. Genuine welcome + specific accommodations = candidates with disabilities apply. Compliance = minimum; welcome = standard.

Remove Bias in JD

8/20

Remove bias from JD. Draft: [paste]. Include: gendered terms replacement, age bias fixes, race-coded language, accessibility, age-neutral. Inclusive rewrite.

Removes bias from JDs.

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Pro tip: Bias removal tools (Textio, Gender Decoder) help but human eye essential. "Aggressive" masculine; "assertive" neutral. "Young team" excludes older.

Compensation + Benefits

4 prompts

Compensation Transparency

9/20

Compensation section with transparency. Role: [describe]. Range: [specify]. Include: base range + rationale, equity/bonus potential, benefits overview, level consideration, geographic adjustments. Transparent + competitive.

Writes transparent compensation sections.

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Pro tip: Compensation transparency: required in many states/countries. Also attracts top talent (save time for qualified candidates). Hidden comp = top talent skip.

Benefits Overview

10/20

Benefits section in JD. Include: healthcare, retirement, PTO, parental leave, remote work policy, learning budget, unique perks. Actually-valued benefits.

Writes JD benefits sections.

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Pro tip: Benefits: specific > generic. "Unlimited PTO" often ignored. "20 days + 12 holidays + sabbatical at 5 years" = specific value. Calculate + communicate.

Equity + Stock Options

11/20

Equity section in JD. Include: equity range, vesting, strike price norms, exit potential framing, tax implications note. Startup-honest.

Writes equity sections for startups.

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Pro tip: Equity in JD: context critical. Startup equity varied. Specify vesting + strike price norms + acceleration triggers. "0.5-2% equity" range typical senior hire.

Remote Work Policy

12/20

Remote work section. Company policy: [describe]. Include: remote vs hybrid vs office, geographic eligibility, expectations (timezone overlap, travel, collaboration), setup support, flexibility detail. Clear expectations.

Writes remote work policies in JDs.

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Pro tip: Remote policy: specific prevents mismatch. "Remote in US time zones with quarterly team offsites" vs "flexible." Misalignment = early resignation.

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Application + Process

4 prompts

Application Instructions

13/20

Application instructions in JD. Include: required materials, optional portfolios/samples, application process steps, timeline, contact for questions, what NOT to send. Clear expectations.

Writes application instructions.

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Pro tip: Clear instructions filter candidates. Specific requirements catch careful candidates. Vague = mass-applied candidates filling inbox.

Interview Process Preview

14/20

Interview process preview in JD. Stages: [describe]. Include: phone screen, take-home (if any), panel interviews, case studies, timeline, decision-making process. Transparency respects candidates.

Previews interview processes in JDs.

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Pro tip: Interview process preview: candidate experience advantage. Most companies hide process. Showing: "5 stages over 3 weeks" = serious candidates only.

Founder/Manager Personal Note

15/20

Personal note from hiring manager in JD. Manager: [describe]. Include: their voice, what they're looking for, team culture, exciting context, inviting tone. Connection > generic.

Adds hiring manager personal notes.

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Pro tip: Personal notes from manager: 2-3x applications from qualified candidates. "Hi, I'm X, here's what excites me about this role" = relationship starts.

Company Story for JD

16/20

Company story in JD. Company: [describe]. Include: mission + why it matters, market opportunity, team + culture, traction + trajectory, why now exciting. Recruit not just fill.

Writes company story sections in JDs.

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Pro tip: Company story: attract candidates who believe. Skip if boring; embrace if compelling. "We make enterprise software" = generic; "We're transforming X industry" = specific + attractive.

Frequently Asked Questions

500-800 words ideal. Longer = skipped. Shorter = unclear. Prioritize: role overview, responsibilities, qualifications, company/team, compensation, application. Cut generic corporate-speak.
Yes where legally required (many states mandate). Also best practice for attracting qualified candidates. Hidden salary = top candidates skip. Transparent = serious applicants.
Job description: internal document defining role. Job posting: external marketing + recruiting version. Same info different audiences; posting more enthusiastic + sales-oriented.
Gender-neutral language, minimize required qualifications, remove "culture fit," add accessibility statement, compensation transparency, no coded language ("aggressive," "ninja"). Test with diverse readers.
Excellent starting tool. AI drafts structure; hiring manager adds role-specific details + team nuances. Bias-checking tools (Textio, Gender Decoder) pair well with AI drafting.

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