Build a 60-Second 'Tell Me About Yourself' Answer From True Facts, With Timing
Turn a few true facts into a present, past and future answer you can say aloud. You get word counts, the timing arithmetic and a 30-second version, with nothing added that you did not supply.
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Your prompt
Build a spoken answer to 'Tell me about yourself' for a job interview. Use only the facts below and invent nothing.
Role I am interviewing for: {{target_role}}
Present (what I do now): {{present}}
Past (two or three experiences that matter for this role): {{past}}
Future (why this role fits my goals): {{future}}
If a part is missing or vague, ask me one question before drafting. Write a script in three parts: present, past, future. Aim for 110 to 130 words in total. Show the word count of each part and the sum. Estimate the speaking time as words divided by 130, times 60, in seconds, and show the arithmetic. State that 130 words a minute is an assumption and that I should time myself aloud. Then write a 30-second version with the same checks. Use plain spoken sentences. Do not add job titles, numbers, achievements or enthusiasm that I did not supply. Flag any phrase I would need to prove, and list two follow-up questions an interviewer might ask about the answer.4 inputs still blank. Empty inputs stay as placeholders when copied.
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Illustrative example; not tested on the listed platform. Example inputs are stated in the preview. No platform test or measured performance is claimed.
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Check the result: 1. Every fact in the script came from what you typed. 2. Paste the script into a word counter and read it aloud with a timer. 3. You could give a real example for every claim if asked a follow-up. Example output is illustrative; independently verify calculations, dates, quotations and actions relevant to your task.
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Illustrative example · 2026-10-25
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