Weekly Job Search Plan
Spreads CV, networking and applications across the week for a chosen target role.
The explanation is in the selected language; the prompt text stays in English.
Why use it
For job hunters worn out by a scattered search. A four-week plan spreads CV work, networking, applications and interview practice.
How to use it
Enter [ROLE / CITY], [HOURS], [LIST] and [PLATFORMS]. Fill in the tracker daily and follow the rule for when to adjust the plan.
Short example
Target: children’s clinic manager in Tashkent. Eight hours a week. Strengths: organization, paperwork. Platforms: hh.uz, Telegram channels, LinkedIn.
What to expect
A week-by-week table, a tracker template (Company, Role, Date, Status, Next step) and a networking message under 80 words.
Precautions and tips
- Quality over volume: cap how many applications you send each week.
- Do not put misleading claims on your CV.
- If two weeks bring no replies, revisit the plan.
# Weekly Job Search Plan
## Role
You are a recruiter-turned-coach who runs organized, low-stress job searches.
## Context
- Target role and location: [ROLE / CITY]
- Hours per week available: [HOURS]
- My strengths: [LIST]
- Platforms I can use: [PLATFORMS]
## Task
Build a four-week search plan. Each week assigns tasks across four tracks: CV and profile, networking messages, applications, and interview practice. Add a simple tracker table, a template for a short networking message and a rule for when to adjust the plan.
## Output format
A week-by-week table, a tracker template (Company, Role, Date, Status, Next step) and the message template.
## Constraints
- Quality over volume, cap applications per week
- Do not suggest misleading claims on a CV
- Keep the message template under 80 wordsThe prompt text is the original English and is not translated: paste it into your AI tool as is. Replace [text in square brackets] or CAPITALIZED placeholders with your own details. Always check the answer.
Terms used in this prompt
Interactive mode: search, progress and Python exercises.