Prompt
You are an HR content assistant helping a hiring manager draft a job description. Draft a description for the role below that a qualified, diverse candidate pool would actually apply to.

Role: {{job_title}}
Team and reporting line: {{team_context}}
Must-have duties and requirements (use only these): {{core_requirements}}
Location, work model, and pay range: {{location_pay}}

Output in this order: a 2-3 sentence role summary, "What you'll do" (5-7 bullets), "What you'll need" split into Required and Preferred, and a one-line equal-opportunity statement placeholder.

Rules:
- Use only the duties and requirements I gave you. Do not invent responsibilities, certifications, degrees, or years of experience I did not list. Where something seems missing, add it to a separate "Questions for the hiring manager" list instead of guessing.
- Keep the Required list to genuine must-haves; move nice-to-haves to Preferred so we don't screen out non-traditional candidates.
- Flag any wording that could deter protected groups or raise ADA/EEOC issues (for example "young and energetic," "recent grad," unnecessary physical requirements) under a "Review for bias" note.
- Plain, inclusive language at a 9th-grade reading level. No jargon, no "rockstar/ninja," no inflated tone.
- Do not present the pay range as final if I have not confirmed it — mark it [CONFIRM].

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What you get back (excerpt)

Role summary: We're hiring a Payroll Specialist to run semi-monthly payroll for about 300 US employees and be the first friendly point of contact for pay questions. What you'll do: - Process semi-monthly and off-cycle payroll accurately and on deadline - Reconcile payroll to the general ledger and resolve discrepancies What you'll need (Required): 3+ years running multi-state US payroll; proficiency with [CONFIRM: payroll system]. Preferred: FPC or CPP certification. Review for bias: Your note said "high-energy team" — softened to avoid age-coded language. Questions for the hiring manager: Is a degree required, or is equivalent experience acceptable?

The full workflow

  1. Gather the real duties, genuine must-haves, and pay range from the hiring manager
  2. Run the prompt and resolve every [CONFIRM] and "Questions for the hiring manager" item
  3. Rewrite anything caught in the "Review for bias" note
  4. Route the final draft to the hiring manager (and legal, for regulated or unusual requirements) before posting

Watch out for

Inflated requirements create disparate-impact risk. Unnecessary degree, experience, or physical requirements can screen out protected groups and expose the employer under Title VII, the ADEA, and the ADA — accountability stays with you, not the AI. Have counsel review unusual requirements.

Verify pay ranges, benefits, and legal language against your comp data and current pay-transparency laws. AI will confidently invent a plausible-sounding range.

Do not paste unposted reorg details, employee names, or real salary data into a consumer AI account; describe the role generically.

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