The highest-yield ten minutes in a job search happen before you open your resume. Click every phrase in this posting that you would actually have to answer — and leave the decoration alone. Each one you capture opens a row on the right, where you choose the evidence you would put against it. Empty rows are not failures; they are your cover letter's to-do list.
The posting · click any dashed phrase
Some of these are hard gates. Some are literal search strings. Some are adjectives that have to be translated before they mean anything. Two are pure filler — capturing those costs you.
Hard gateLiteral keywordTranslate itInstructionDecoration
Why this mattersYou are about to write for three readers at once: parsing software that files your words into fields, a recruiter searching literal strings to build a defensible shortlist, and a hiring manager reading for fit and risk. All three are downstream of this posting. Decode it first.
Requirement & evidence table
The two-column table almost nobody builds. Requirement on the left, your specific proof on the right.
Requirements found
0/10
Filler captured
0
Evidence coverage
0%
Keyword map — literal strings to mirror
nothing captured yet
Your rows
Click a phrase in the posting to open its first row.
Not started
Mark up the posting on the left. Ten minutes here saves you a weekend of guessing later.