Berkas only says what you have already said. Give it something to work from.
A CV, past applications, anything that states what you have actually done. Berkas may only claim things it can find in here. Formal documents are fine — this pile is never read for style.
A LinkedIn post, an Instagram caption, a long message, a journal entry. Something you wrote yourself, unaided. This is what stops the packet sounding like every other packet.
For scripts, talks and presentations — things you have to say out loud. How you speak is not how you write, and the level matters most: a script pitched above the way you actually talk is one you will stumble through in front of a room. Answer at least one, out loud, the way you normally would.
Berkas reads the call and tells you what it actually requires.
These become the rules. Nothing is written until you agree.
Berkas asks rather than assumes. Anything you leave blank stays marked in the packet, and a marked packet cannot be submitted.
Hard constraints cap. They do not warn.