Make your experience count.
Plain, practical guides to showing what you've actually done — and, for employers, to deciding what a role actually needs. No hype, no tricks: just evidence, made clear.
For candidates
How to read your Career DNA
What verified, inferred, potential and unknown mean, why a score measures the strength of your evidence rather than how impressive you are, and how to raise it.
How to write resume bullets that prove what you did
An evidence-first method for resume bullets — action, scope, result and how — with before-and-after examples, how to avoid inflated claims, and how to tailor to a job's must-haves.
How to check if you're a fit for a job before you apply
Separate must-haves from nice-to-haves, map your evidence to each requirement, tell real gaps from things you just need to make clear, and decide when a stretch role is worth it.
How to prepare for an interview using your evidence
Anticipate what an interviewer will probe, build STAR-style stories tied to real evidence, handle gaps honestly, and ask questions that tell you whether the role fits you.