RoleSage analysis feels generic
Symptom
RoleSage gives advice or summaries that feel too broad, repeat the job description, or miss what matters about the role.
Likely causes
- The role description is too short or too generic.
- Company, team, or role context is missing.
- The role combines several different jobs.
- Important constraints are implied but not written down.
Fix steps
- Add or update the role description with the work, outcomes, must-have skills, and constraints.
- Review the company and team context prompts used for the opening.
- Add role-specific context for what strong, acceptable, and weak evidence looks like.
- Save the context and regenerate the relevant analysis where the page offers that action.
- Review the skills, salary, and experience expectations before relying on match results.
What to include
Useful context is specific and observable:
- "This team ships customer-facing Blazor features weekly."
- "Azure experience matters more than generic cloud experience."
- "The role requires mentoring two junior engineers."
- "Commercial payroll domain experience is useful but not required."
Avoid vague instructions such as "find a great culture fit" unless you explain what that means for this role.
Related article
See Context prompts for hirer analysis for where this context is managed.