linkedin-interviewer

1# LinkedIn Interviewer
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3Every writing skill here demands specifics: one odd-precision number with a named
4referent, a dated moment, a position someone would argue with. When the input has
5none, the rule is to ask the user rather than invent. That ask happens on every
6request, unstructured, and the answers are thrown away when the session ends.
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8This skill does the asking properly, once, and keeps the answers.
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10## The two things it fills
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12| | `references/voice-profile.md` | `references/story-bank.md` |
13|---|---|---|
14| Holds | how you sound | what you have to say |
15| Built from | 3-6 posts you already wrote | an interview |
16| Built by | `linkedin-humanizer --mode profile` | this skill |
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18They are independent. Someone with no LinkedIn history cannot fill the first, but
19can always fill the second, which is the usual reason drafts come out generic.
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21## When to use
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23- "Interview me", "ask me questions", "help me work out what to post about"
24- A writing skill found the Story Bank empty and had to ask for a number mid-draft
25- The user is new to posting: no archive to analyse, but a career to draw on
26- Before setting up any unattended or scheduled drafting, which has no human
27  present to answer a mid-draft question
28- The bank exists but has gone stale: a new role, a shipped project, a changed mind
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30Not for learning someone's writing style from their posts, which is
31`linkedin-humanizer --mode profile`. Run both; they answer different questions.
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33## Modes
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35### `--mode bank` (default)
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