Run a job search from resume to a negotiated offer
The gap between a good resume and a good offer is usually the parts nobody prepares for.
- Outcome
- A resume that survives a real screen, interview answers with actual substance, and a negotiated offer instead of the first number accepted.
- Time
- Spans the full search, prep steps take 30-60 minutes each
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Job searches often fail at predictable seams: a generic resume that doesn't survive an ATS or a skim, interview answers that are technically fine but forgettable because they lack specifics, and an offer accepted without negotiation because the process felt done once an offer arrived. This playbook treats the search as connected steps, each one preparing for the next.
When not to use this
If you're not actively job searching yet and just exploring options, most of this is premature — this is for once you're actually applying and interviewing.
Did this work?
You have a resume tailored with real specifics, interview answers with concrete evidence behind them, and negotiated the final offer instead of accepting the first number.
Tested on claude-opus-5. Evidence status is draft; it moves to battle-tested only on recorded runs, never by hand.