Job descriptions
It writes a clear job description with the duties and qualifications the role really needs, in inclusive language without job-irrelevant conditions such as age or gender. You review it before posting.
An example of what you typeWrite a job description for a junior accountant at a pharmaceutical distributor, focused on the skills the job really needs and with no age or gender requirements.
AvailableWriting, editing and translation
Organising CVs
It reads CVs and puts them into one consistent table based on criteria you set in advance, making comparison easier. Deciding who to interview stays with you.
An example of what you typePut these thirty CVs into a table: years of experience, skills named in the job ad, and languages, without ranking or judging any candidate.
AvailableReading images and documents
Structured interview questions
It prepares questions tied to the role's requirements, each with a clear scoring guide, so every candidate gets the same questions and the same yardstick.
An example of what you typePrepare eight interview questions for a sales coordinator role, and for each one describe what separates a strong answer from a weak one.
AvailableWriting, editing and translation
Employee handbook and policies
It turns management decisions and your notes into a clear, well-organised handbook chapter. Management and your legal adviser review it before it is adopted.
An example of what you typeTurn these notes on leave, flexible hours and remote work into a clearly written chapter of the employee handbook.
AvailableWriting, editing and translation
Attendance and leave reports
It writes a script that combines monthly attendance files and calculates leave balances and lateness in one table. You review the exceptions yourself before any action.
An example of what you typeI have 12 months of attendance files as CSV. Write a script that calculates each employee's leave balance and flags the cases that need review.
AvailableCoding and full projects