# Draft a LinkedIn job post you edit first

> Claude Duet can draft a LinkedIn job post from the role you describe. You edit it, and it goes live only after you approve.

Language: English
Page: https://duetcases.com/writing/linkedin-job
Source: Introducing Claude Duet — https://claude.com/resources/articles/claude-duet

## What this does

Claude Duet can draft a LinkedIn job post for a role you describe. The launch article says you edit it, and it is posted only after you approve. The draft is not a listing until you say so.

## Problem

A job post is short, and the costly mistakes are the specific ones: the wrong city, a salary you did not set, a requirement the team does not have.

The [launch article](https://claude.com/resources/articles/claude-duet) says Claude Duet can draft a LinkedIn job post, that you edit it, and that it is posted only after you approve. That order is the whole case. A draft sitting in the thread is not a live listing.

This template keeps facts you did not supply out of the draft. It also keeps the post, and any later email to a person, behind the same approval Anthropic describes for sending a message.

## Steps

1. Describe the role in the same thread: title, team, location if it matters, and what the person will actually do. Leave out anything you do not want public.
2. Paste the prompt. Claude Duet drafts. It does not yet have your edits.
3. Edit the draft yourself. The launch article’s sequence is draft, then your edit, then approval.
4. Approve the post only when the text is the one you want public. Until then it should not be posted or sent to candidates.
5. If a later step would email someone, that send also waits for approval.

## Prompt

```
Draft a LinkedIn job post for the role I describe next. Use only details I give you. Write a title, a short description of the work, and what a strong applicant has done. Leave salary, location, and legal lines blank if I did not provide them. Show me the draft and wait. Do not post it, sponsor it, or message candidates until I edit it and approve the post.

```

## When to use

- You already know the role and want a first draft, not a finished listing.
- You will edit facts Claude Duet cannot know, such as pay and location.
- You do not want the post to go live while you are away from the thread.

## FAQ

### What does Anthropic say happens to the post?

The launch article says Claude Duet can draft a LinkedIn job post, you edit it, and it is posted only after you approve.

### Can it invent the salary?

This template tells it to leave salary, location, and legal lines blank unless you provided them. An invented number would be a claim the sources do not make.

### Is this an official Anthropic prompt?

No. It is a community message written to match the launch article. Anthropic does not publish this wording.