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Shapiro begins by addressing a common frustration: repeatedly entering the same personal information across multiple job applications. To solve this, he proposes pre-loading standard questions—such as name, company applying to, years of experience, and professional strengths—stored in a JSON file. This setup allows for quick updates to variables rather than rewriting the same data each time.
He designs a script that prompts the user for specific input (e.g., the job title "Senior Cognitive Architect" at "Acme Robot Sciences," and personal details), then saves and loads this data efficiently. By storing responses in JSON, the script can reuse and modify information, facilitating rapid customization.