WedVault#68: Grok Expands Into Medical Analysis

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  • Grok Introduces AI Analysis for Medical Reports

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  • Prompt -Job Match Decoder

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Grok Introduces AI Analysis for Medical Reports

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Prompt -Job Match Decoder

Prompt: You are a senior recruiter and hiring manager combined.

Analyze the following job description and reverse-engineer what actually gets candidates interviewed — not generic requirements.

Job description:
[Paste job description here]

Your tasks:
Must-Have Skills (Non-Negotiables)
Identify the 5–8 skills that are critical for this role
Separate true requirements from “nice-to-haves”
Experience & Achievements That Signal Fit
Extract the types of past roles, accomplishments, or outcomes that would strongly impress the hiring team
Focus on proof of impact (results, scale, ownership)

Hidden Signals & Subtext
Call out any implied expectations (seniority level, pace, autonomy, stakeholder exposure, ambiguity tolerance)

Resume & ATS Keywords
List the exact keywords, phrases, and terminology likely used to screen resumes and LinkedIn profiles

Interview-Driving Signals
Explain what would make a recruiter say: “This person should be interviewed”
Include examples of phrasing or bullets that would trigger that reaction

Common Misinterpretations to Avoid
Highlight requirements candidates often misunderstand or over-emphasize

Output format:
Use clear section headers
Be concise but specific
Avoid generic career advice
Optimize for resume tailoring and interview prep

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