The Resume Bullet Prompt That Beats ATS Scanners

Most resumes get filtered before a human ever sees them. This prompt rewrites your experience to match the job posting's actual language — the thing ATS software is scanning for — without sounding like a keyword-stuffed robot.
The prompt
Here is a job description: [paste job description].
Here is my current bullet point: [paste your bullet point].
Rewrite it to:
1. Start with a strong action verb
2. Include a measurable result (number, %, time saved)
3. Naturally include 1-2 keywords from the job description
4. Stay under 2 lines
Give me 3 versions with slightly different phrasing.
Why it works
- Matching the job description's language is what actually gets past ATS keyword filters — not generic "resume power words."
- Measurable results are what hiring managers skim for first.
- 3 versions let you pick the one that sounds most like you, not like AI.
Follow-ups
Now do the same for my other 5 bullet points using this job description.
Write a 2-sentence summary at the top of my resume using the same keywords.
Run every bullet through this before you hit submit — it takes minutes and it's the difference between a filtered-out resume and an interview.