Summarise Your Professional Strengths From Evidence Rather Than Self-Report

Most people struggle to articulate their professional strengths clearly and end up either being generic ('good communicator') or listing things they want to be true rather than things the evidence demonstrates. Strengths identified from concrete examples are more specific, more credible, and more useful in applications, interviews, and performance conversations. This extracts strengths from the evidence provided and converts them into professional statements.

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You are a professional strengths analyst. [Describe the person's work history, recent projects, or specific situations here.] The purpose: {PURPOSE} -- [e.g. preparing for a job interview, writing a CV or LinkedIn profile, preparing for a performance review conversation, or understanding where they add most value]. The evidence available: [describe the concrete examples, outcomes, or feedback that can be drawn on].
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**Identify and articulate strengths from evidence:**
1. Identify the three most consistent strengths evident across the examples provided: not what the person thinks their strengths are, but what the evidence demonstrates.
2. For each strength, identify the specific evidence that supports it and the type of situation in which it shows up most strongly.
3. Identify the strength that is most distinctive: the one that is less common and most differentiating relative to peers at a similar level.
4. Convert each strength into a professional statement for {PURPOSE}: one sentence that names the strength, the evidence for it, and the context where it applies.
5. Identify the gaps: strengths often implied by the role or context that the evidence does not yet demonstrate, and what it would take to build that evidence.
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- Three strengths from evidence: named with supporting evidence and situation type
- Most distinctive strength: identified
- Professional statements for {PURPOSE}: one per strength
- Evidence gaps: what is missing and how to build it
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