Before you start, here is my context: [add your background, key skills, 2-3 relevant achievements, why this role matters to you].

Write the cover letter as if you were a human.
Avoid jargon, avoid robotic tone, avoid long sentences, avoid sales language.
Use simple, natural words.
Use short paragraphs.
No em dashes.
Make it feel like a real person explaining why they want this job.

Now write a cover letter for this job: [paste job description]

Here is my background: [list 3-5 specific achievements with numbers or outcomes].

Write the cover letter in clear, direct language.
No buzzwords.
No corporate tone.
No long sentences.
Make it feel like someone explaining their wins in a conversation.
Focus on proof, not promises.

Now write a cover letter that shows why these achievements make me the right fit: [paste job description]

Here is my situation: [explain your current field, transferable skills, why you are changing careers, what you bring from your past experience].

Write in a natural human tone.
Keep sentences short.
No poetic language.
No fluff.
Explain the career change clearly without sounding defensive.
Show how past experience applies to this new role.

Now write a cover letter for: [paste job description]

Here are the key skills from the job post: [list 4-6 required skills].
Here is how I have used these skills: [explain each with a short example].

Write the cover letter like a human explaining their fit.
Avoid robotic tone.
Avoid jargon.
Use clear examples.
Keep it short and readable.
No em dashes.

Now write a cover letter that directly matches my skills to this job: [paste job description]

Here is a short story about why I care about this work: [explain a moment, challenge, or project that made you passionate about this field].

Write the cover letter in a natural, storytelling tone.
Keep it professional but human.
No corporate buzzwords.
No long paragraphs.
Use short sentences.
Show why this job matters to me.

Now write a cover letter using this story: [paste job description]

Here is what I know about the company: [mention their mission, recent news, products, or values].
Here is why I connect with this: [explain your personal connection or interest].

Write in a clear, human tone.
Avoid sounding like a fanboy.
Avoid corporate jargon.
Keep sentences short.
Show real understanding of the company.

Now write a cover letter that explains why I want to work here: [paste job description]

Before you start, here is my context: [add your role, experience, and top 2 skills].

Write a very short cover letter.
Maximum 150 words.
Clear and direct.
No fluff.
No buzzwords.
Just the essential fit.

Now write it for this job: [paste job description]

Here is my remote work experience: [list tools you use, how you communicate, past remote roles].

Write in a natural human tone.
Avoid robotic language.
Show that I understand remote work discipline.
Keep it short and clear.

Now write a cover letter that highlights my remote work fit: [paste job description]

Here is my situation: [explain education, internships, side projects, or volunteer work].

Write the cover letter like a human.
Avoid sounding insecure.
Show energy and willingness to learn.
Keep sentences short.
No corporate jargon.

Now write a cover letter for this entry-level job: [paste job description]

Here is my leadership background: [list teams managed, projects led, outcomes achieved].

Write in a clear, confident tone.
Avoid jargon.
Show leadership through examples, not claims.
Keep it professional but human.
Use short paragraphs.

Now write a cover letter for this leadership position: [paste job description]

Here is my freelance background: [list clients, projects, skills developed].

Write the cover letter in a natural tone.
Explain why I want to go full-time.
Show that freelance experience = real work experience.
Avoid sounding apologetic.
Keep it clear and short.

Now write a cover letter for: [paste job description]

Here is a problem the company might face: [describe a challenge based on the job description].
Here is how I would approach it: [explain your solution or past similar work].

Write in a conversational, helpful tone.
No buzzwords.
Show thinking, not promises.
Keep sentences short.

Now write a cover letter that positions me as a problem-solver: [paste job description]

Here is my situation: [explain the gap honestly: caregiving, health, learning, travel, etc.].
Here is what I did during that time: [mention any skills, projects, or growth].

Write in a clear, honest tone.
No defensiveness.
No over-explaining.
Keep it short and confident.

Now write a cover letter that addresses the gap naturally: [paste job description]

Here is a project I built or contributed to: [describe the project, your role, the outcome].

Write in a natural, enthusiastic tone.
Show real work, not just interest.
Keep it professional but human.
Avoid jargon.
Use short sentences.

Now write a cover letter that highlights this project: [paste job description]

Here are the technical tools and languages I use: [list technologies].
Here is how I have used them: [give 2-3 short examples].

Write in a clear, direct tone.
No corporate fluff.
Show technical fit without sounding robotic.
Keep it readable for non-technical hiring managers too.

Now write a cover letter for this technical role: [paste job description]

Here is my current role: [describe your position and tenure].
Here is what I have accomplished: [list 3-5 key contributions].
Here is why I want this promotion: [explain your motivation].

Write in a professional but personal tone.
Show respect for the process.
No overconfidence.
Keep sentences short and clear.

Now write a cover letter for this internal position: [paste job description]

Here is who referred me: [name and their role].
Here is my connection to them: [how you know them, what they told you about the role].

Write in a warm, professional tone.
Mention the referral naturally.
Avoid name-dropping.
Keep it short and genuine.

Now write a cover letter using this referral: [paste job description]

Here is my education: [degree, major, relevant coursework].
Here is what I built or learned: [capstone projects, research, internships].

Write in a fresh, energetic tone.
Avoid sounding inexperienced.
Show that education = real preparation.
Keep sentences short.
No jargon.

Now write a cover letter for this job: [paste job description]

Here is my background: [list experience that might seem too senior].
Here is why this role still fits: [explain your honest reasons: lifestyle, interest, growth, etc.].

Write in a humble, clear tone.
Address the overqualification directly.
No defensiveness.
Show genuine interest.
Keep it short.

Now write a cover letter for: [paste job description]

Here is why I am reaching out: [explain why you are applying even though they are not hiring].
Here is what I bring: [list your value].

Write in a respectful, direct tone.
Show initiative without sounding pushy.
Keep it very short.
No corporate fluff.

Now write a cold application cover letter to: [company name and role you want]

Here is my military background: [rank, role, key responsibilities].
Here is how this translates to civilian work: [explain skills in non-military language].

Write in a clear, professional tone.
Translate military terms to business language.
Show leadership and discipline naturally.
Keep sentences short.

Now write a cover letter for: [paste job description]

Here is my part-time experience: [describe role, achievements, skills gained].
Here is why I want full-time work now: [explain your motivation].

Write in a natural, professional tone.
Show that part-time = real experience.
Avoid sounding apologetic.
Keep it clear and direct.

Now write a cover letter for: [paste job description]

Here is my healthcare background: [certifications, experience, patient outcomes].

Write in a compassionate but professional tone.
Show patient care priority.
Use clear medical terminology where appropriate.
Keep sentences short.

Now write a cover letter for this healthcare job: [paste job description]

Here is my teaching background: [subjects, grade levels, student outcomes].

Write in a warm, professional tone.
Show passion for education.
Include student impact examples.
Keep it clear and readable.

Now write a cover letter for this teaching job: [paste job description]

Here is my background: [relevant experience, volunteer work, mission alignment].
Here is why this cause matters to me: [explain your connection to the nonprofit's mission].

Write in a passionate but professional tone.
Show mission alignment naturally.
Avoid sounding preachy.
Keep sentences short.

Now write a cover letter for this nonprofit job: [paste job description]

Here is my experience: [relevant skills, fast-paced work, adaptability examples].

Write in an energetic, flexible tone.
Show startup mindset.
Highlight adaptability and initiative.
Keep it short and direct.

Now write a cover letter for this startup job: [paste job description]

Here is my corporate background: [large company experience, process skills, team collaboration].

Write in a polished, professional tone.
Show understanding of corporate structure.
Highlight collaboration and process.
Keep it clear.

Now write a cover letter for this corporate job: [paste job description]

Here is my creative work: [portfolio highlights, creative process, outcomes].

Write in a creative but professional tone.
Show personality without being unprofessional.
Include creative thinking examples.
Keep sentences clear.

Now write a cover letter for this creative job: [paste job description]

Here is my sales background: [numbers, deals closed, client relationships].

Write in a confident, results-focused tone.
Lead with numbers and outcomes.
Show relationship-building skills.
Keep it direct.

Now write a cover letter for this sales job: [paste job description]

Here is my customer service experience: [satisfaction scores, problem resolution, communication skills].

Write in a friendly, professional tone.
Show empathy and problem-solving.
Include customer impact examples.
Keep sentences short.

Now write a cover letter for this customer service job: [paste job description]