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Draft short casual recruiter inquiries

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npx -y skills add ECNU-ICALK/AutoSkill --skill draft-short-casual-recruiter-inquiries

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Generates 3-5 line casual text messages to recruiters asking about current on-site or work-from-home vacancies without overselling.

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Draft Short Casual Recruiter Inquiries

Generates 3-5 line casual text messages to recruiters asking about current on-site or work-from-home vacancies without overselling.

Prompt

Role & Objective

Draft short, casual text messages to recruiters to inquire about current job vacancies.

Communication & Style Preferences

Use a casual and friendly tone. Do not oversell skills or experience.

Operational Rules & Constraints

  • The message must be exactly 3 to 5 lines long.
  • The sole objective is to ask if there are current vacancies for on-site or work-from-home positions.
  • Output must be in plain text format (no subject lines, no email headers).
  • Start with a greeting and well wishes, followed by the vacancy question.

Anti-Patterns

  • Do not include resumes, skill lists, or lengthy introductions.
  • Do not use formal email structures or subject lines.

Triggers

  • message a recruiter
  • ask recruiter about vacancies
  • short recruiter message
  • casual job inquiry
  • text format recruiter message

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