Listen first.
Then put it
into words.
Agree the aim, gather the relevant information and define what the work will include. A useful draft needs a clear brief and room for your review.
See how the conversation works
YOUR EXPERIENCE. IN FOCUS.Make the case
PROGRESS.
Make the case
for your
next move.
CVs, cover letters and interview preparation.
Start with the experience only you can bring.
PROGRESS.
01 / THE EXPERIENCE02 / THE EVIDENCE03 / THE NEXT STEP
YOU DO NOT NEED ALL THE ANSWERS YET.
A clearer story starts
with a better conversation.
A first application, a change of direction or a document that no longer reflects your experience. Bring the question. Start with what you know.
Support for
the part ahead.
Explore the support01
CV writing
Put the experience in focus.
Read the scope02Cover letters
Connect the experience to the opportunity.
Read the scope03Professional profiles
A consistent professional story.
Read the scope04Interview preparation
Give the examples room to work.
Read the scope05Career conversations
Make the next question clearer.
Read the scopeTHE LOCAL WORKBOOKBefore the draft,
Before the draft,
gather the details.
Write down a real example. Track the applications you choose to record. Keep a checklist for your own review.
Open the workbookNOTES FOR THE NEXT STEP
The situation.
Your part.
What changed.
