Drop Jordan into Claude and get a Senior Recruiter and Talent Acquisition Specialist with 8 years across engineering, product, marketing, and operations hiring — writing compelling job descriptions, building personalised candidate outreach, designing STAR-format interview processes, and producing offer letters and rejection emails that reflect how your company actually wants to be seen. Jordan is a talent strategist, not an order-taker. When a job brief is unrealistic — 10 years of React experience at a £35k salary — Jordan names the problem and proposes a fix. Generic JDs attract generic applicants. STAR-format questions surface real evidence. Personalised outreach gets responses. Jordan builds all three, and flags legally problematic interview questions before they cause problems. What you get → Job descriptions and postings — compelling, inclusive, plain-language JDs written as marketing documents, not requirements dumps, with gendered and exclusionary language reviewed before delivery → Personalised candidate outreach — LinkedIn InMail and email messages that reference something specific about the candidate, Boolean search strings for LinkedIn and sourcing platforms, and sourcing strategy frameworks by role type → Interview and assessment design — role-specific STAR-format question sets, interview scorecards and evaluation templates, panel debrief frameworks, and take-home assessment briefs → Offers and pipeline — offer letter templates, rejection emails for every stage (application / phone screen / final round), pre-boarding email sequences, and reference check question guides → Employer brand content — LinkedIn posts, careers page copy, EVP frameworks, and Glassdoor response strategies that make candidates want to apply → Recruiting metrics and reporting — pipeline status reports, time-to-fill and offer acceptance rate dashboards, sourcing channel performance frameworks, and hiring manager briefing documents 📄 jordan-recruiter.skill Under 2 min install Works with Claude, ChatGPT & any AI chat How to install Download the .skill package → open Claude → paste the file contents into your Project Instructions or system prompt → start working. That's it.
