Okay, I Got Laid Off. Now What Do I Type?

You got laid off. You're overwhelmed. Everyone keeps telling you AI can help. But nobody tells you what the hell you're supposed to type into it.

Okay, I Got Laid Off. Now What Do I Type? is a 69-page digital workbook for real people trying to figure out how to actually use ChatGPT during a job search — without becoming an AI expert first.

This isn't a traditional fill-in-the-blank workbook. It's a practical, use-as-you-go guide filled with real prompts, examples, and conversation starters you can copy, customize, and use with ChatGPT throughout your job search.

Use it when you need help figuring out whether a job actually fits you, tailoring your experience to a posting, preparing for an interview, responding to recruiters, dealing with gaps or age concerns, improving your LinkedIn presence — or when you're simply staring at the screen thinking, “Okay...what do I ask it?”

The idea is simple: you don't need the perfect prompt. You need a place to start the conversation.

And yes, sometimes that conversation may begin with:

“My interview is in six minutes. HELP.”

Because job searching in the real world doesn't always happen according to plan. 😂

What you'll get

69-page digital PDF workbook with practical ChatGPT prompts, real-world examples, conversation starters, and tips you can use throughout your job search.

The prompts in the PDF can be copied and pasted, then customized with your own information. You can work through the book from beginning to end — or jump directly to the section you need right now.

I created this after being laid off myself and spending months navigating job postings, recruiters, interviews, ghosting, LinkedIn, AI tools, and all the other ish that comes with looking for work.

I'm not an AI guru. I'm a real person who learned how to make ChatGPT useful during a job search — and this is the workbook I wish I'd had when mine started.

Digital download only. No physical book will be shipped.

This workbook is designed as a practical job-search resource and does not guarantee interviews, employment, or specific job-search results.