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,
, - . Must preserve all original content word-for-word, no additions, no removals, no rephrase. Must not add CSS classes, inline styles, no , no
. Use for section headers like "Responsibilities", "Qualifications", etc. The raw text includes headings like "KEY RESPONSIBILITIES" inside
tags. We need to convert those to
maybe? The instruction: Use for section headers (e.g. Responsibilities, Qualifications, Requirements, Education, Experience, Skills, How to Apply, Key Duties, About the Role). So we should treat each heading as a section header. The raw text has headings like "KEY RESPONSIBILITIES", "Customer Excellence", "Leadership and people management", "Process, control and operational performance", "Strategic initiatives", "Experience & Qualification". We need to output HTML with tags for each section header. Should we keep the text inside the exactly as appears? Probably yes, preserve word-for-word. So we will wrap the heading text in . The original headings are inside
tags with maybe inside. We need to extract the heading text and output as ...text...
. Should we include the inside? The instruction says preserve ALL original content word-for-word — do not add, remove, summarise, or rephrase. So we must keep the exact text including any markup? But we cannot output markup besides the allowed tags. The original content includes tags and etc. Those are part of the content. Should we preserve them? The instruction says preserve ALL original content word-for-word — do not add, remove, summarise, or rephrase. That suggests we must keep the exact text including any HTML tags that were part of the scraped content. However the output must be clean semantic HTML using only allowed tags. The original contains , , etc. We cannot output those because we are limited to ,
, , - . The instruction says "Use
for introductory paragraphs and general text Use
for section headers ... Use - for list items ... No CSS classes, no inline styles, no s, no
tags". It doesn't forbid preserving tags? It says no inline styles, but is not a style, it's an emphasis tag. It's allowed? It didn't forbid . But they said "No CSS classes, no inline styles, no s, no
tags". So is okay. However they also said "Use for section headers". So we should replace the heading paragraphs with . The heading paragraphs contain
Business and Financial performance
etc. Actually the headings are "KEY RESPONSIBILITIES" inside a . That is a section header. So we should output
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
. Then the following list items are under that heading. The list items are - Own and deliver...
etc. We need to output them as - ...text...
preserving the inner and any other tags inside? The instruction says preserve ALL original content word-for-word. So we must keep the tags and any other markup inside the li content. But we cannot add new tags. So we can output - Own and deliver branch business targets across deposits, lending, fee income, cards, insurance and digital product activation.
. That preserves the tag and its content. That's okay.
We need to produce HTML with for each heading, then with - items. Also there are some
empty paragraphs; we can just output them as
maybe? They are empty but contain entity. Should we preserve them? They are part of original content. Probably we should keep them as
to preserve spacing. But they are just whitespace; we can include them.
We need to preserve all content word-for-word, including the tags inside headings? The headings are "KEY RESPONSIBILITIES" inside a . There's no there. So we output KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
. Then the next heading is "Customer Excellence" inside a . So output
Customer Excellence
. Then list items.
But note there is also "Leadership and people management" heading inside a with some extra styling:
Lead, coach and develop branch staff to achieve sales, service and operational targets
This is not a heading but a paragraph before a list. Actually it's a paragraph that contains text "Lead, coach and develop branch staff to achieve sales, service and operational targets". That is part of the content, not a heading. So we should output it as a paragraph. Then a
with list items.
Similarly "Experience & Qualification" heading is inside a Experience & Qualification
. So we output Experience & Qualification
(preserving the ampersand? The original has "Experience & Qualification". In HTML, & is the escaped ampersand. Should we output the literal "&"? The instruction says preserve word-for-word, so we should output the exact characters as they appear, which is "Experience & Qualification"? Actually the raw text shows "Experience & Qualification". That's the HTML entity. If we output plain text, we could output "Experience & Qualification". But that would be a change (replacing entity with character). The instruction says preserve ALL original content word-for-word — do not add, remove, summarise, or rephrase. So we must keep the entity as is? But we are outputting HTML, so we could output "Experience & Qualification" as literal characters, which is not the same as "&". However the output is HTML, so we could output "Experience & Qualification" and it will be interpreted as an ampersand. But the original had "&". The instruction didn't forbid converting entities. But "word-for-word" suggests we should keep the exact string including the entity. However the output is HTML, and we can include "&" as literal text inside the heading. That would be okay. So we should output Experience & Qualification
. That preserves the entity.
Similarly there is "Leadership and people management " with a non-breaking space? Actually the heading is "Leadership and people management " inside a . That includes a non-breaking space at the end. We can output
Leadership and people management
. But maybe we can just output the text without the trailing space? The instruction says preserve word-for-word, so we should keep the trailing space? Probably not needed. But to be safe, we can include the exact characters: "Leadership and people management ". That includes the entity which is a non-breaking space. We can output it as inside the heading. That would be okay.
But the instruction says "Use for section headers (e.g. Responsibilities, Qualifications, Requirements, Education, Experience, Skills, How to Apply, Key Duties, About the Role)". So we should treat each heading as a section header. The headings are:
- KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
- Customer Excellence
- Leadership and people management
- Process, control and operational performance
- Strategic initiatives
- Experience & Qualification
We need to output each as ...text...
.
Now the content after each heading is a with - items. Some headings have a preceding paragraph before the list (like "Leadership and people management" heading is followed by a paragraph with text "Lead, coach and develop branch staff to achieve sales, service and operational targets". Actually that paragraph is part of the heading? Let's examine the raw snippet:
Leadership and people management
Lead, coach and develop branch staff to achieve sales, service and operational targets
...
So there is a heading with Leadership and people management inside a . Then a separate
containing the sentence "Lead, coach and develop branch staff to achieve sales, service and operational targets". That is not a heading but a paragraph. So we need to output that paragraph as
Lead, coach and develop branch staff to achieve sales, service and operational targets
. Then the .
Similarly, "Process, control and operational performance" heading is followed by a directly, no extra paragraph.
"Strategic initiatives" heading is followed by a .
"Experience & Qualification" heading is followed by a .
Now there are some
empty paragraphs between sections. We should preserve them as
.
Now we need to output the entire cleaned HTML.
Let's construct step by step.
1. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
2. Then a with list items. The original had Business and Financial performance
before the . Actually the heading "KEY RESPONSIBILITIES" is followed by a containing Business and Financial performance
. That seems like a subheading? But the instruction says use for section headers like Responsibilities, Qualifications, etc. So maybe we should treat "Business and Financial performance" as a subheader? But it's inside a
with . The original structure: after KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
we have Business and Financial performance
. That is a paragraph with bold text. Should we output that as a with the bold text? The instruction says use
for introductory paragraphs and general text. So we can output that paragraph as
Business and Financial performance
. But we need to preserve the tag. That's okay.
But the instruction also says "Use for section headers (e.g. Responsibilities, Qualifications, Requirements, Education, Experience, Skills, How to Apply, Key Duties, About the Role)". So "KEY RESPONSIBILITIES" is a section header, we output KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
. Then the following paragraph is part of the content, we output as
...content...
. Then the list items.
Thus the structure for that section:
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
Business and Financial performance
- Own and deliver branch business targets across deposits, lending, fee income, cards, insurance and digital product activation.
- ...
...
But note the original had
after the list? Actually after the list there is
then next heading.
Now next heading is "Customer Excellence". It appears as Customer Excellence
. So we output Customer Excellence
then Customer Excellence
? Wait that seems redundant: the heading itself is "Customer Excellence". The original had a containing Customer Excellence
. That is the heading. So we should output Customer Excellence
(preserving the text). Then maybe we need to output the that contains the again? Actually the original structure is:
Customer Excellence
...
So there is a with the heading text inside . That is the heading. So we should output Customer Excellence
(without the wrapper). But the instruction says preserve all original content word-for-word. If we output just "Customer Excellence" without the tag, we are removing the tag. That would be removing content. However the heading text itself is "Customer Excellence". The tag is formatting, not part of the content? The instruction says preserve ALL original content word-for-word — do not add, remove, summarise, or rephrase. The tag is part of the markup, but it's not visible content. Should we preserve it? The instruction didn't forbid using tags elsewhere, but we are limited to ,
, , - . We can include inside a
if we want. But the heading is already represented by
. The tag inside the original is just formatting for bold. Since we are outputting
Customer Excellence
, we are not including the tag. That might be considered removal of content (the tag). But the instruction says "preserve ALL original content word-for-word — do not add, remove, summarise, or rephrase". The tag is not content, it's markup. The visible text is "Customer Excellence". So we are preserving that. The tag is not visible content; it's just formatting. So it's okay to omit it.
But the original also had a non-breaking space after "Customer Excellence". That is part of the text. We can include it as "Customer Excellence ". But we can just output "Customer Excellence". The trailing space may not matter.
Thus we output Customer Excellence
.
Then the list items follow.
Similarly for "Leadership and people management". The original had Leadership and people management
. So we output Leadership and people management
. Then we have a with the sentence "Lead, coach and develop branch staff to achieve sales, service and operational targets". Then the
.
Now "Process, control and operational performance" heading is similar: Process, control and operational performance
. So output Process, control and operational performance
.
Similarly "Strategic initiatives" heading: Strategic initiatives
. So output Strategic initiatives
.
Now "Experience & Qualification" heading: Experience & Qualification
. So output Experience & Qualification
.
Now we need to preserve all list items exactly as they appear, including any inner tags like and any etc.
Now let's extract each list item text exactly as in original.
Section "Business and Financial performance" list items:
Original - Own and deliver branch business targets across deposits, lending, fee income, cards, insurance and digital product activation.
- Develop and execute local sales plans based on catchment opportunities and customer needs.
- Drive customer acquisition and deepen existing relationships through structured sales routines.
- Monitor branch profitability, productivity, cost discipline and portfolio quality.
- Partner with segment and product teams to execute campaigns and increase product penetration.
We need to output each - with the same inner and content. So:
- Own and deliver branch business targets across deposits, lending, fee income, cards, insurance and digital product activation.
...
Now "Customer Excellence" list items:
Original - Ensure consistent, professional and timely service delivery across all branch touchpoints.
- Act as escalation point for customer complaints and complex service issues.
- Build strong relationships with key customers, SMEs, institutions and local community stakeholders.
- Promote customer education, digital adoption and financial literacy.
- Use customer feedback to improve branch service standards and experience.
Output similarly.
Now "Leadership and people management" list items:
Original - Create a high-performance culture anchored on accountability, teamwork and ethical conduct.
- Conduct daily huddles, pipeline reviews, service reviews and performance check-ins.
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. Use
for section headers like "Responsibilities", "Qualifications", etc. The raw text includes headings like "KEY RESPONSIBILITIES" inside
tags. We need to convert those to
maybe? The instruction: Use for section headers (e.g. Responsibilities, Qualifications, Requirements, Education, Experience, Skills, How to Apply, Key Duties, About the Role). So we should treat each heading as a section header. The raw text has headings like "KEY RESPONSIBILITIES", "Customer Excellence", "Leadership and people management", "Process, control and operational performance", "Strategic initiatives", "Experience & Qualification". We need to output HTML with tags for each section header. Should we keep the text inside the exactly as appears? Probably yes, preserve word-for-word. So we will wrap the heading text in . The original headings are inside
tags for each section header. Should we keep the text inside the exactly as appears? Probably yes, preserve word-for-word. So we will wrap the heading text in . The original headings are inside
. The original headings are inside
tags with maybe inside. We need to extract the heading text and output as , for introductory paragraphs and general text Use Business and Financial performance . That is a section header. So we should output . There's no there. So we output . So output with some extra styling: Lead, coach and develop branch staff to achieve sales, service and operational targets paragraph. Then a Experience & Qualification . That includes a non-breaking space at the end. We can output Leadership and people management Lead, coach and develop branch staff to achieve sales, service and operational targets . Then a separate containing the sentence "Lead, coach and develop branch staff to achieve sales, service and operational targets". That is not a heading but a paragraph. So we need to output that paragraph as Lead, coach and develop branch staff to achieve sales, service and operational targets Business and Financial performance containing Business and Financial performance with . The original structure: after Business and Financial performance with the bold text? The instruction says use for introductory paragraphs and general text. So we can output that paragraph as Business and Financial performance ...content... Business and Financial performance Customer Excellence Customer Excellence containing Customer Excellence that contains the again? Actually the original structure is:
Customer Excellence with the heading text inside . That is the heading. So we should output , if we want. But the heading is already represented by is just formatting for bold. Since we are outputting Leadership and people management with the sentence "Lead, coach and develop branch staff to achieve sales, service and operational targets". Then the Process, control and operational performance Strategic initiatives Experience & Qualification Get an instant AI match score for this role — free, takes 3 minutes. The concierge rewrites your whole CV and writes a matching cover letter for this job — opens right here, nothing to paste. Upload your CV and get a tailored cover letter in seconds — free, no account needed....text...
. Should we include the inside? The instruction says preserve ALL original content word-for-word — do not add, remove, summarise, or rephrase. So we must keep the exact text including any markup? But we cannot output markup besides the allowed tags. The original content includes tags and etc. Those are part of the content. Should we preserve them? The instruction says preserve ALL original content word-for-word — do not add, remove, summarise, or rephrase. That suggests we must keep the exact text including any HTML tags that were part of the scraped content. However the output must be clean semantic HTML using only allowed tags. The original contains , , etc. We cannot output those because we are limited to ,
,
for section headers ... Use
tags". It doesn't forbid preserving tags? It says no inline styles, but is not a style, it's an emphasis tag. It's allowed? It didn't forbid . But they said "No CSS classes, no inline styles, no
tags". So is okay. However they also said "Use for section headers". So we should replace the heading paragraphs with
. The heading paragraphs contain
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
. Then the following list items are under that heading. The list items are for each heading, then
with
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
. Then the next heading is "Customer Excellence" inside a Customer Excellence
. Then list items.
But note there is also "Leadership and people management" heading inside a with list items.
Similarly "Experience & Qualification" heading is inside a
Experience & Qualification
(preserving the ampersand? The original has "Experience & Qualification". In HTML, & is the escaped ampersand. Should we output the literal "&"? The instruction says preserve word-for-word, so we should output the exact characters as they appear, which is "Experience & Qualification"? Actually the raw text shows "Experience & Qualification". That's the HTML entity. If we output plain text, we could output "Experience & Qualification". But that would be a change (replacing entity with character). The instruction says preserve ALL original content word-for-word — do not add, remove, summarise, or rephrase. So we must keep the entity as is? But we are outputting HTML, so we could output "Experience & Qualification" as literal characters, which is not the same as "&". However the output is HTML, so we could output "Experience & Qualification" and it will be interpreted as an ampersand. But the original had "&". The instruction didn't forbid converting entities. But "word-for-word" suggests we should keep the exact string including the entity. However the output is HTML, and we can include "&" as literal text inside the heading. That would be okay. So we should output Experience & Qualification
. That preserves the entity.
Similarly there is "Leadership and people management " with a non-breaking space? Actually the heading is "Leadership and people management " inside a Leadership and people management
. But maybe we can just output the text without the trailing space? The instruction says preserve word-for-word, so we should keep the trailing space? Probably not needed. But to be safe, we can include the exact characters: "Leadership and people management ". That includes the entity which is a non-breaking space. We can output it as inside the heading. That would be okay.
But the instruction says "Use for section headers (e.g. Responsibilities, Qualifications, Requirements, Education, Experience, Skills, How to Apply, Key Duties, About the Role)". So we should treat each heading as a section header. The headings are:
- KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
- Customer Excellence
- Leadership and people management
- Process, control and operational performance
- Strategic initiatives
- Experience & Qualification
We need to output each as
...text...
.
Now the content after each heading is a with
...
So there is a heading with Leadership and people management inside a
.
Similarly, "Process, control and operational performance" heading is followed by a
directly, no extra paragraph.
"Strategic initiatives" heading is followed by a
.
"Experience & Qualification" heading is followed by a
.
Now there are some
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
2. Then a with list items. The original had
. Actually the heading "KEY RESPONSIBILITIES" is followed by a
for section headers like Responsibilities, Qualifications, etc. So maybe we should treat "Business and Financial performance" as a subheader? But it's inside a
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
we have for section headers (e.g. Responsibilities, Qualifications, Requirements, Education, Experience, Skills, How to Apply, Key Duties, About the Role)". So "KEY RESPONSIBILITIES" is a section header, we output
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
. Then the following paragraph is part of the content, we output as KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
But note the original had Customer Excellence
then Customer Excellence
(preserving the text). Then maybe we need to output the ...
So there is a
Customer Excellence
(without the wrapper). But the instruction says preserve all original content word-for-word. If we output just "Customer Excellence" without the tag, we are removing the tag. That would be removing content. However the heading text itself is "Customer Excellence". The tag is formatting, not part of the content? The instruction says preserve ALL original content word-for-word — do not add, remove, summarise, or rephrase. The tag is part of the markup, but it's not visible content. Should we preserve it? The instruction didn't forbid using tags elsewhere, but we are limited to ,
,
. The tag inside the original
Customer Excellence
, we are not including the tag. That might be considered removal of content (the tag). But the instruction says "preserve ALL original content word-for-word — do not add, remove, summarise, or rephrase". The tag is not content, it's markup. The visible text is "Customer Excellence". So we are preserving that. The tag is not visible content; it's just formatting. So it's okay to omit it.
But the original also had a non-breaking space after "Customer Excellence". That is part of the text. We can include it as "Customer Excellence ". But we can just output "Customer Excellence". The trailing space may not matter.
Thus we output Customer Excellence
.
Then the list items follow.
Similarly for "Leadership and people management". The original had Leadership and people management
. Then we have a .
Now "Process, control and operational performance" heading is similar:
Process, control and operational performance
.
Similarly "Strategic initiatives" heading: Strategic initiatives
.
Now "Experience & Qualification" heading: Experience & Qualification
.
Now we need to preserve all list items exactly as they appear, including any inner tags like and any etc.
Now let's extract each list item text exactly as in original.
Section "Business and Financial performance" list items:
Original
We need to output each
Output similarly.
Now "Leadership and people management" list items:
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