Ruth God❤

No one like Jehovah!!!

[Ruth God❤ @CkRuth6]

@expertwith_AI Drive

[Allen Lattimer @allen_lattimer]

BREAKING: Don't copy and paste answers from ChatGPT.

ChatGPT writing is easily detectable.

Use these prompts instead and see the magic:

[Victor Ugwu | Excel Automation for Logistics @_VictorUgwu]

LinkedIn Profile Optimization Prompt for Data Analysts

Act as a LinkedIn Top Voice, personal branding strategist, recruiter, and hiring manager who has reviewed thousands of data analyst profiles.

Your task is to optimize my LinkedIn profile so it attracts recruiters, hiring managers, founders, and potential clients.

About Me

Before writing anything, ask me questions about:

• My experience level
• My industry
• My technical skills
• My projects
• My certifications
• My achievements
• My target role
• My location
• My preferred industries
• Whether I want a full time job, freelance clients, or both

Do not write anything until you have enough information.

Optimise Every Section

Help me rewrite and improve:

1. Profile Headline

Create 10 headline options using relevant keywords that recruiters search for.

2. About Section

Write a compelling story that includes:

Who I help

What problems I solve

My technical expertise

Business impact

Tools I use

Industries I understand

Call to action

Make it conversational, confident, and easy to read.

3. Featured Section

Recommend what should appear in my Featured section and explain why.

4. Experience

Rewrite each experience entry using measurable achievements instead of responsibilities.

Use this format:

Challenge

Action

Result

Include numbers wherever possible.

5. Projects

Rewrite every project like a business case study.

Include:

Business problem

Dataset

Tools used

Analysis performed

Key insights

Recommendations

Business impact

Technologies

Keywords

6. Skills

Recommend the top 50 skills I should add based on my target role.

Separate them into:

Technical Skills

Business Skills

Industry Knowledge

AI Skills

Soft Skills

7. Certifications

Recommend certifications that strengthen my credibility.

Prioritize Microsoft, Google, IBM, SQL, Power BI, Excel, Python, Tableau, Fabric, Azure, AWS, and AI certifications.

8. Keywords

Generate the top recruiter keywords that should naturally appear throughout my profile.

9. Creator Mode Content Strategy

Create a 30 day LinkedIn content plan covering:

Educational posts

Storytelling posts

Career lessons

Project breakdowns

Excel tips

Power BI tips

SQL tips

Python tips

AI for Data Analytics

Case studies

Industry insights

Personal branding

Job search advice

10. Banner Recommendation

Suggest text, colours, layout, and a strong value proposition for my LinkedIn banner.

11. Profile Photo Tips

Provide recommendations that improve credibility and professionalism.

12. Open to Work Strategy

Explain how to configure my profile so recruiters can easily discover me.

13. SEO Audit

Review every section and identify:

Missing keywords

Weak descriptions

Areas to improve

Recruiter red flags

Missed opportunities

14. Networking Strategy

Create a strategy to gain over 500 targeted connections in my niche.

Include:

Who to connect with

Connection request templates

Follow up messages

Relationship building strategy

15. LinkedIn Growth Strategy

Create a practical 90 day plan to help me:

Increase profile views

Receive more recruiter messages

Generate inbound opportunities

Build authority in data analytics

Grow followers

Position myself as an expert

Writing Style

Use a professional but human tone.

Avoid buzzwords and clichés.

Focus on business impact rather than listing tools.

Write naturally so every section feels authentic.

Use recruiter friendly keywords without keyword stuffing.

Every recommendation should include an explanation of why it improves visibility, credibility, and search ranking on LinkedIn.

[1% Developer @mrchidipascal]

I've a framework i created for myself to answer this question. After several interviews, i came up with it.

It focuses on three key factors:

- Mention what skills you've. Example Mobile Developer with X years of experience. If its going to be your first job with no prior experience, just say experience mobile developer without mentioning years. Note, with international companies, you may not want to mention the years as the difficulty of your interview will be based on it. Just say experience developer, except you are asked your years of experience.

- Mention what you've been doing in the past 1,2,3 years, depending on how many years of experience you say you've. Example: If i say i've 4 years of experience, i'll mention what i've been doing in the past 2 years. Here, you are talking about the impact of your contributions and not the task you completed.

- Mention your core values and ensure it aligns with that of the company. Example, some company value communication, others value leadership and accountability. This requires you to do some research about the company or perhaps reach-out to some engineers to get a hint.

Bonus point: Mention areas you've on your radar to venture in. Example you are a React developer but you are also currently exploring Vue js. This gives you an edge as most companies will want a bonus skillset.

Every interview i've done, i take note of the interviewers facial and body language after introducing myself. Most cases i get "Thats an impressive background"

Also note, a technical interview requires you to be technical. Avoid vague and fancy words like "Scalable".

Also, while talking about impact, mention tools and principles you are very good at. This is a manipulative tactics because it forces the interview to pick a follow up question from what you've said.

Good luck using this framework.

[Akintola Steve @Akintola_steve]

If you’re preparing for interviews or think you’ll ever be asked, “Tell me about yourself,” you need to watch this.

[Ghost 👨🏽‍💻🇨🇦 @Madridghost1]

5 websites to learn a tech skill and get free certification to land a job in Canada and the UK 🇺🇸🇨🇦🇬🇧👇

[vivian @vheeorji22]

A while ago, I came across a post where an experienced data analyst shared some of the ChatGPT prompts they use to speed up their workflow.
I saved a few, tried them while learning and they genuinely made things easier

So I decided to put together my favorites in one place.

Here are 30 ChatGPT prompts that can save analysts hours every week. 👇

[Gift Oluwaseun @OgeGift5]

If you want to learn excel on youtube use Leila Gharani.

[Ahmedkhan @Ahmed___khaan]

☁Cloud Engineer Roadmap

Step 1: Learn Linux & Networking Basics
Step 2: Understand Cloud Fundamentals
Step 3: Pick a Provider (AWS, Azure, GCP)
Step 4: Work with Core Services (Compute, Storage, DB)
Step 5: Learn Containers (Docker)
Step 6: Orchestration with Kubernetes
Step 7: Monitor & Automate Infrastructure
Step 8: Deploy Real Projects on Cloud
Step 9: Get Certified & Apply for Roles

[Jokotoye Emmanuel @AutomationKing0]

If I started a 30-Day "Get Hired" Challenge...

Where I give you 1 simple task every day to help you land a job...

And if you follow every step, by Day 30 you'll have:

✅ A stronger CV
✅ A better LinkedIn profile
✅ A personal brand that attracts recruiters
✅ A cold outreach system
✅ A network that opens doors
✅ More interview invitations

Would you actually commit?

Who's in? 👇🏽

[Tolulope Michael @im_tolumichael]

I sat down and wrote out 200+ prompts you can actually use for job hunting,

for interviews, for salary talks, for your actual work day, for hard conversations with your boss, for your own business, for your content, for learning new skills fast and the likes.

Open any AI tool. Claude. ChatGPT. Any one you already use.

Copy any prompt from the document.

Paste it in the chat box. Change a few words to your own details. Send it.

That’s all. The possibilities in this one are honestly endless.

Save this now, you'll need it more than once.

All prompts are in the document

https://t.co/NKmcnrYDp8

[Lead Her Logic @LeadHerLogic]

Use these 5 email proposal TEMPLATES to make clients want to HIRE you in Onlinejobph.

Even if you’re a complete beginner as a Virtual Assistant. ⬇️

[Omoalhaja @omoalhajaabiola]

Show us your portfolio

Let me surprise you

[MS Ingawa @MSIngawa]

As Graduate, whenever you feel bored and want to try your luck, visit https://t.co/W9hWZh1M5Y for life-changing opportunities

[Musfara Ai @MusfaraAi]

🚨BREAKING: It’s becoming easier to spot content written with ChatGPT and Claude.
The polished wording, predictable structure, and overly refined tone make it obvious.
Here are 7 prompts to make your writing sound more natural and human:

[Chioma Amadi @Chioma__Amadi]

I don’t understand why remote workers don’t use Claude for job hunting.

Here’s a simple 6-step hack to get you hired in 30 days max:

[Cap-EO 👨🏾‍💻 @EOEboh]

For startups, check Wellfound, much better than LinkedIn

[Hamidullah Khan, PhD @IamKhanPhD]

🚨 BREAKING: Claude has a feature called Executive Resume Mode.

You can use it to rewrite your resume like a $500/hour resume writer.

Here are 6 prompts to access it:

[Chioma Amadi @Chioma__Amadi]

LinkedIn has a feature where you can tell a company you want to work there, even if they have no open roles right now.

Once you turn it on, your profile gets sent to recruiters at that company. So when a role opens up, they already know you’re interested.

Here’s how to use it: