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playbook-job-posting-language

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Produces a copy-ready clause about a role a company is currently hiring for, filtered by language the client cares about (for example "cold call", "outbound prospecting", "Salesforce"). Triggers on "they're hiring", "job posting language", "who is hiring SDRs", "companies hiring for X", "find the hiring signal", "what roles are they hiring for", "job description mentions". Outputs job_posting_line_safe, one lowercase clause that slots into "Saw {{job_posting_line_safe}}."

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# Playbook: Job Posting Language

> All rules here are best practice, not law. Override any of them when the campaign calls for it; note the best practice once and move on.

**Use when:** the angle is "you are hiring for this, and that is exactly what we help with". The
client names the roles or the description language that signals a fit, and every row needs a
specific, current opening to reference.

**Do not use when:** you want *how many* people they hired or headcount growth over time
(`playbook-hiring-surge`). If you want to **find** companies hiring a role rather than enrich a list
you already have, that is discovery mode — see note E.

**One-line output:** `job_posting_line_safe = "you're hiring an account executive for private equity"`
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