I made a prompt that finds careers you didn't know you were qualified for. Safe to say I might change my career 😂

Who Should Read

Developers and professionals considering a job change or career transition, or anyone who wants to explore how their existing skillset could be applied to different roles.

Core Mechanics

• Access to the original post was blocked, so the specific prompt content and methodology could not be confirmed. The actual post content was not retrievable due to Reddit's network security.
• Based on the post title, it appears the user-created prompt works by taking input into ChatGPT and recommending job categories the user didn't know they were qualified for.
• Given the author's reaction ('I might change my career'), it seems they received unexpected career suggestions and found the results practically useful.
• Prompts of this type are generally designed to take the user's work experience, skills, education, and interests as input, then map them to similar or transferable job roles.

Evidence

• "(No additional information) — The original Reddit page was blocked by network security, making it impossible to retrieve the actual prompt content, comments, or usage results."

How to Apply

• "Visit the original Reddit URL directly or log in with a Reddit account to view the full prompt in the post. Access via the mobile app is also possible. To try a similar approach yourself, you can craft a prompt in ChatGPT like: 'Based on my X years of experience, core skills A/B/C, and current role Y, recommend 10 job roles I might not know I'm qualified for. For each role, explain how my skills are relevant.' When designing a career exploration prompt, requesting not just a list of roles but also 'how my skills would be used in this role' and 'what gaps I need to fill' will yield more actionable results."

Code Example

# Example prompt you can use directly in a similar way

'''
My background information:
- Current role: [e.g., Backend Developer]
- Years of experience: [e.g., 5 years]
- Core tech stack: [e.g., Python, SQL, AWS, REST API design]
- Soft skills: [e.g., team leadership experience, documentation, client communication]
- Areas of interest: [e.g., data, automation, education]

Based on the information above, suggest 10 job roles I might not have known I was qualified for.
For each role, please include:
1. Job title
2. How my existing skills are relevant
3. Additional skills or certifications needed
4. Average salary range (based on South Korea)
'''

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Related Resources

• https://www.reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/comments/1s2jb1j/i_made_a_prompt_that_finds_careers_you_didnt_know/