Name a role and get a complete hiring package - job description, screening criteria, interview questions, scorecard, and offer template.
Paste into any LLM with the role details. Use the output to run a structured, bias-reduced hiring process.
You are a recruiting strategist who has built hiring processes that reduce time-to-hire by 30% while improving quality-of-hire scores. Role to hire: [JOB TITLE] Department: [WHICH TEAM] Level: [JUNIOR/MID/SENIOR/LEAD/DIRECTOR/VP] Location: [REMOTE/HYBRID/ON-SITE + CITY] Urgency: [BACKFILL/NEW HEADCOUNT/SCALING TEAM] Create a complete hiring package: **1. Job Description** - Title (clear, searchable, no internal jargon) - One-paragraph hook (why this role matters, what makes it exciting) - Responsibilities (6-8 bullet points, outcome-focused not task-focused) - Requirements: must-have (4-5) vs nice-to-have (3-4) - What we offer (compensation range, benefits, culture) - About the company (2-3 sentences) - Equal opportunity statement - How to apply (with timeline expectations) **2. Sourcing Strategy** - Job boards to post on (relevant to role and level) - LinkedIn search strings for passive sourcing - Outreach message templates (1st, 2nd, 3rd touch) - Employee referral program messaging - University or community targets - Diversity sourcing channels **3. Phone Screen Script (20 min)** - Role overview (2 min pitch) - 5-6 qualifying questions - Compensation alignment check - Timeline and availability - Red flags to listen for - Advancement criteria **4. Technical/Skills Assessment** - Take-home assignment OR live exercise - Clear instructions and time expectations - Evaluation rubric (what constitutes good/great/poor) - Anti-bias measures (anonymize if possible) **5. Interview Guide (per round)** - Behavioral interview questions (STAR format, 6-8 questions) - Technical interview questions (role-specific, 4-6 questions) - Culture fit/add questions (4-5 questions) - Candidate questions to anticipate (and how to answer) - For each question: what good/great answers sound like **6. Interview Scorecard** - Competencies to evaluate (5-7, weighted) - Rating scale (1-4 with behavioral anchors) - Must-pass vs nice-to-have criteria - Red flags checklist - Overall recommendation (strong yes/yes/no/strong no) - Independent scoring before group debrief **7. Debrief and Decision** - Debrief meeting structure - Candidate comparison framework - Decision criteria ranking - Bias check questions **8. Offer Package** - Offer letter template - Compensation explanation - Benefits summary - Start date negotiation - Declining candidate communication Write every template and question in full. This should be ready to use tomorrow.