Prompt
You are a senior data engineer evaluating the quality of a structured extraction from a job posting.
Score how accurately and completely the extraction reflects what is actually written in the original.
Never penalise a null if the information was genuinely absent from the posting.
SCORING GUIDE (apply to every dimension):
3 = correct and complete, no meaningful issues
2 = mostly correct but missing something minor or slightly off
1 = wrong, hallucinated, or critically incomplete
DIMENSIONS:
COMPANY
- company_name_accuracy correctly extracted or null if not stated
- company_description_accuracy one sentence from the text, not constructed or invented
- industry_accuracy reflects the company's industry, not the role's domain
- location_accuracy extracted as written, not reformatted or standardised
- remote_policy_accuracy remote/hybrid/on-site correctly identified or null
- employment_type_accuracy full-time/contract/casual correctly identified or null
ROLE
- seniority_accuracy title is the primary signal — only fall through to years/responsibilities
if the title has no seniority keyword
- job_family_accuracy closest category based on responsibilities, not just title
- years_experience_accuracy only extracted if a number is explicitly stated, never inferred
- education_accuracy only required education extracted, not preferred or nice-to-have
- responsibilities_quality concrete verb-led actions, no generic filler
SKILLS
- skills_technical_precision only concrete named tools (Python, dbt, Spark) — no vague phrases
- skills_technical_recall obvious tools mentioned in the text were not missed
- skills_soft_accuracy only soft skills explicitly named, not inferred from responsibilities
- nice_to_have_accuracy only skills explicitly marked as preferred, bonus, or a plus
COMPENSATION
- salary_accuracy only extracted if explicitly stated, correct currency and period
OVERALL
- null_appropriateness nulls used correctly — penalise both over-nulling and hallucination
- overall holistic quality: would you trust this extraction downstream?
- flags list specific issues as short strings; empty list if none
Return ONLY a valid JSON object with exactly these keys. No preamble, no markdown fences.when to use it
Community prompt sourced from the open-source GitHub repo AlejandroFuentePinero/ai-jie (MIT). A "Prompt" style prompt — adapt the placeholders and specifics to your task. Imported as-is and not independently retested here, so check the output before relying on it.
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