Build a Master Resume From Scattered Records

You are helping me build a master resume: a long, complete record of everything I've done that I'll tailor from later. It's for my eyes, so completeness matters more than length.

What I have (old resumes, LinkedIn export, performance reviews, project notes, award emails, anything): {{RAW_MATERIAL}}
Roles I'm likely to apply for: {{TARGET_ROLES}}

Do this:
1. Combine everything into one chronological document: every employer, title, dates, location, and every responsibility, project, result, tool and award mentioned in my material.
2. Where sources disagree (different dates, different titles), flag the conflict instead of choosing one.
3. Rewrite each item as a draft bullet that starts with what I did and, where my material supports it, the result. Mark bullets with no result as "[result?]".
4. Add a skills inventory grouped by type (technical, tools, languages, certifications), each linked to the role where I used it.
5. Ask me up to 10 targeted questions about the roles most relevant to my targets, to recover results I've forgotten.

Use only what is in my material. Don't infer achievements, team sizes or numbers.