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Start by answering a few questions or uploading a resume. You can add or correct details later.
Career Workspace
Browse reusable workflows and saved shortcuts.
Start by answering a few questions or uploading a resume. You can add or correct details later.
Review what you have added, fill in anything important, and choose a useful next step.
Tell Career what you want next so future suggestions stay focused on your priorities.
Add a role, project, client engagement, accomplishment, or education experience to your record.
Capture something from work while it is fresh, even if you do not remember every detail yet.
Update your supported skills using the experience you have saved.
Check something after a date or on a schedule.
See which check-ins are coming up, paused, or complete.
Run the next check-in that is due.
Change what a check-in covers or when it should happen without losing its history.
Pause a check-in while keeping its details and history.
Turn a paused check-in back on and set its next date.
Save and review a job without creating a resume or cover letter yet.
Save the basic job details now and leave deeper research for later.
Confirm who the company is, then summarize sourced workplace and interview-review themes, separate general reputation, limitations, and useful questions.
Review the opportunity, then create a focused resume and cover letter for you to check.
Update a tailored resume while keeping every claim grounded in your saved experience.
Update a cover letter while keeping every claim grounded in your saved experience.
Record that you applied and prepare a place for interview notes and next steps.
Save the latest confirmed news about an application, such as an interview, offer, rejection, or withdrawal.
Add confirmed interview details while keeping your earlier notes.
Keep what happened, what you learned, and what you want to do next after an interview or conversation.
Review your strongest examples, honest gaps, likely questions, questions to ask, and practical details.
Show where details are missing, requirements are unclear, or your experience does not yet provide support.
Compare a saved job with your verified experience using the transparent saved formula.
Change what matters most when Career compares opportunities, then recalculate the affected scores.
Update the style Career uses for future resumes and cover letters, with protected truth and readability safeguards.
Get a hiring manager's point of view on a decision, application, interview, follow-up, or offer.
Check whether an application is clear, consistent, easy to read, and aligned with the role's language.
Look for reasons to pause, details to verify, and practical ways to protect yourself.
Add a new point of view for a career topic that matters to you.
Give an advisor new material to review and clearly record what it learns from it.
Help Career understand a term, abbreviation, or phrase you use.
See what is complete, what may be out of date, and what would be most useful to add next.
See a summary of the meaningful changes made to your Career folder.
Rebuild the local website from the information you have saved.
Save a dated copy of your Career information, website, and generated documents.
Review the optional private folder-local helper, its approval requirement, and its installation safeguards.
Save your own shortcut for something you expect to ask Career to do again.
Change a request you saved while keeping a record of the earlier version.
Stop using a saved request without deleting it.
Make a saved request available again.
Create a private, standalone file with release identity, safe diagnostic totals, storage checks, generation timings, and any issue details you choose to provide.
Summarize current applications, interviews, offer questions, and follow-ups without taking external action.
Turn a casual work update into sourced career evidence while preserving unknowns.
Review confirmed offer terms against the durable career direction without inferring a decision.