PM Personal

Write a sharp, achievement-led resume/CV that passes ATS and earns the interview. Use when asked to write or rewrite a resume or CV, turn experience into a resume, or tailor a resume to a job. Produces a clean, single-column, ATS-friendly resume — summary, experience as quantified accomplishment bullets, skills, and education — ready to export as a designed PDF.

Distil anything — a startup, product, project, or idea — into a single persuasive page. Use when asked to make a one-pager, a one-page summary, a leave-behind, a startup/product one-sheet, or a tl;dr brief. Produces a structured single page — headline + tagline, the problem, the solution, why-now/proof, and a clear ask/CTA — designed to be skimmed and remembered, ready to export as a typeset PDF.

Find a genuinely good gift for a specific person and occasion within a budget — thoughtful and non-obvious, not a generic 'top 10 gifts' list. Use when asked for gift ideas, what should I get [person], help me find a present, or I have no idea what to buy. Produces a short set of tailored ideas across price points, why each fits this person, where to get it and rough price, a safe backup, and an honest flag when you need one more detail to nail it.

Write a specific, non-generic cover letter that connects your evidence to the role. Use when asked to write a cover letter, an application letter, or a note to accompany a resume. Produces a tight 3–4 paragraph letter — a real hook, two evidence paragraphs mapping your proof to the job's needs, and a confident close — tailored to the company, ready to export as a designed PDF.

Write a professional bio in the three lengths you actually need. Use when asked to write a bio, an 'about me', a speaker/author bio, or a short profile blurb. Produces three ready-to-use versions — a one-liner, a short (~50-word) bio, and a long (~150-word) bio — in a consistent third-person voice, plus a first-person variant.

Turn a destination, some dates, and your vibe into a realistic day-by-day trip itinerary — paced for real humans, with a packing list and a rough budget. Use when asked to plan a trip, build a travel itinerary, what should I do in [place], or help me plan my holiday. Produces a day-by-day plan grouped by area (so you're not criss-crossing the city), must-book-ahead flags, a packing list tuned to the trip, a rough budget range, and honest notes on pace and gaps to fill with local info.

Structure a portfolio or case-study page that shows your work, not just lists it. Use when asked to write a portfolio page, a project case study, a work showcase, or an 'is this person good?' proof page. Produces a portfolio structure — a positioning header, and per-project case studies (context → your role → what you did → outcome) that demonstrate impact, ready to export as a designed page/PDF.

Help me decide between options with a weighted pros/cons that actually reaches a recommendation — not just two lists. Use when asked should I take job A or B, which one should I buy, help me decide, or make a pro/con list. Produces the criteria that matter (weighted by what you care about), the options scored against them, a clear recommendation with its confidence, and the single question that would flip the decision if you're still torn.

Optimise a LinkedIn profile to be found and to convert. Use when asked to write or improve a LinkedIn headline, About section, or profile, or to make a profile recruiter-friendly. Produces an optimised headline, a first-person About section with a hook and keywords, achievement-led experience bullets, and a skills/keyword list tuned for LinkedIn search.

Five standing advisors — the Operator, the Skeptic, the CFO, the Coach, the Customer — debate your decision on paper and vote. Use when asked to help me decide, pressure-test this decision, what would smart advisors say, or convene my board. Produces five distinct advisor memos, a disagreement map, a vote with a stated decision rule, and the one question to resolve before deciding.

Organise the document pile for a visa, work-permit, or residency application — what to gather, in what order, and the common rejection triggers to avoid. Use when asked to help with a visa application, build an immigration document checklist, prepare paperwork for a work permit or green card, or organise what an application needs. Produces the categorised document checklist, the gather-in-this-order plan, the common-mistake/rejection-trigger list, and the professional-help flags. Organises the paperwork; complements the visa-interview simulator.