Career change plan from where you are now
Maps a realistic route from your current job to a new field: transferable skills, gaps, small tests to try first and a 90-day plan. Use when you feel stuck and want a careful next step rather than a leap.
Resumes, cover letters, interview practice and offers. 16 reviewed prompts for careers.
Maps a realistic route from your current job to a new field: transferable skills, gaps, small tests to try first and a 90-day plan. Use when you feel stuck and want a careful next step rather than a leap.
Prepares a short personal introduction, tailored questions for employers and a follow-up message for a career fair or networking event. Use the day before an event.
Helps you describe a break from work, such as caring, health, travel, study or a layoff, honestly and briefly for a CV line, a cover letter and an interview answer. Use before applying after time away.
Runs a structured interview about your past work, then turns your stories into named skills, transferable strengths and resume-ready statements. Use when you undervalue your experience or are changing careers.
Writes a concise cover letter that matches your real experience to a specific job post, with an honest note on gaps. Use when applying for a role and you want something better than a generic template.
Turns rough notes about your work into an evidence-based self-review with impact stories, collaboration examples and a growth plan. Use it before an annual or mid-year review.
Reviews a resume against clear quality criteria, gives a score per area and rewrites the weakest bullets. Use before applying or when coaching a candidate.
Runs a realistic interview for a role you choose, one question at a time, then gives scored feedback and better sample answers. Use to practise before an interview.
Gives a reasoned salary range for your role, location and experience, with the factors that move it and how to negotiate. Use it before a job offer, raise talk or role change.
Converts a resume into a concise career profile with summary, strengths, key achievements, and a suggested file name. Use when preparing a professional profile, bio or application summary.
Creates a day-by-day preparation plan, likely questions with answer outlines, and questions to ask the interviewer. Use it when an interview for a management role is days away.
Turns your skills and preferences into target roles, search keywords, a weekly routine and tailored outreach. Use when starting or restarting a job search.