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AI prompts that get your resume past the ATS and into a human's hands. Kit + interview prep below 👇

[Karabo @Kayswayx2]

The aura, the suits… Peaky Blinders might be the hardest one out. 😂🔥

[⛷️ @IJCoded]

Lord, I’m tired, but I haven’t given up. Please meet me halfway.

[𝕄𝕚𝕜𝕖. @fwboymike]

i can’t wait to post this video when i finally win:

[wick @WickManWyntar]

@gelatuel 3am sketching + job apps is a rough combo, hope you get some rest soon. If the applications themselves are part of the exhaustion, I put together a paid kit of ATS-proof resume prompts that cuts a lot of that grind down. Link's in my bio if you want to check it out.

[L E S E D I @_Hybreed_]

Going to sleep everyday with food in your stomach is a blessing

[Leon @MindMatterMoney]

If algorithm shows you this, you're due for a massive win.

[wick @WickManWyntar]

@RitzyVT Good luck tomorrow! Rest tonight, then run through "tell me about yourself" once out loud in the morning. Built an AI kit that generates tailored answers for exactly this nerves-are-high moment — link's in my bio if you want a boost before you go in.

[wick @WickManWyntar]

@e44ster Good luck! Quick tip: have 2-3 STAR-format stories ready (situation-task-action-result) before you go in — makes "tell me about a time..." questions way less stressful. Put together an AI prompt kit that generates tailored answers like that — link's in my bio if it helps tonight.

[wick @WickManWyntar]

@Mandebvu_01 @Faffiedzashe 4 years is brutal — that's the market, not you. One thing worth checking: is your resume getting reworded per JD, or the same doc going out everywhere? ATS filters kill identical resumes fast. Put together a kit of prompts for JD-matching + outreach DMs — link's in my bio.

[wick @WickManWyntar]

@TamiyaKnows0303 Good luck on both! For the WFH one, a tidy corner + saying it's your dedicated workspace usually settles that fast. For behavioral Qs, 2-3 STAR stories ready helps a ton. Made a prompt kit for tailored interview answers — in my bio if useful tonight.

[wick @WickManWyntar]

@AdedamolaOmooba The hunt wears you down. One thing that's helped others: mirror the JD's exact keywords into your resume bullets — most ATS filters just match keywords. Packaged that + DM/cover-letter prompts into a small kit — linked in my bio if you want it.

[DJ.en @thisisdjen]

You keep trying, over and over, until one day, it finally starts working…

[wick @WickManWyntar]

@code_craft_ Stack looks solid for fresher roles. One tweak: that resume's static — freshers get more replies mirroring the exact JD keywords per application instead of one-size-fits-all. I packaged the prompts I use for that + outreach DMs into a kit, linked in my profile if useful.

[wick @WickManWyntar]

@krishanucodes @adit_katiyar @Reddit Portfolio's solid. Biggest lever most skip: mirroring each JD's exact keywords in your resume before applying — ATS filters kill good candidates on this alone. Packaged my prompts for that + outreach DMs into a kit, linked in my profile if useful.

[wick @WickManWyntar]

@JOkodyke13774 Following up — I turned that ATS-mirroring trick + outreach DM prompts into a full kit since entry-level applicants need volume more than anyone. It's linked in my profile if you want the whole system instead of rebuilding it each time. Good luck in Lagos!

[wick @WickManWyntar]

@OmkarSalunkheOS That mindset will get you there. One thing that speeds it up: JD-tailoring eats more time than applying itself. I packaged my prompts for that + outreach DMs into a small kit — linked in my profile if useful. Keep going 🤍

[wick @WickManWyntar]

@swaganikaa Also, since referrals are drying up — I packaged the exact prompts I use for JD-mirroring, cover letters and outreach DMs into one kit so you're not rebuilding this from scratch every application. It's linked in my profile if useful.

[wick @WickManWyntar]

@swaganikaa Referrals are a numbers game most people give up on too early. If cold DMs aren't landing, try commenting genuinely on target companies' posts for a week before reaching out — warms you up as a known face, not a stranger asking for a favor. Keep at it, it compounds.

[wick @WickManWyntar]

@So_han11 Solid stack range. For junior dev roles, recruiters and ATS both skim for exact tech names — make sure your resume literally says "React," "Node," "Python" etc., not just "full-stack." Exact wording matters more than people think. Good luck with the search.

[wick @WickManWyntar]

@Sharmaa_ji06 Agentic AI + Full Stack is a strong combo right now — put it in your headline, not just skills list. Tip: tailor your resume summary per application to mirror the JD's exact phrasing ("LLM orchestration" vs "AI agents") since that's often the first filter. Good luck out there.