Job seekers, employed or not
Use the AI assistant you choose, on your own device and account, to turn your real work history into resumes, letters, messages and interview practice that are true and sound like you. What gets sent, which pay figures you trust and which offers you answer stay your decisions.
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9 short lessons · 55 min of audio · a final exam and a course certificate
Turn what you actually did at work into resumes, letters, messages and interview practice that are true and sound like you — on your own device, sent by your own hand.
the record built from your own answers, the titles it points to, and a resume that adds nothing it cannot back up: What you actually did; Which jobs your record points to; A resume that only says true things
a letter from the reasons you said out loud, a profile and a first message to someone who knows you, and the interview practiced with the tool asking: A cover letter in your own voice; Your profile and the first message; Practicing the interview out loud
pay figures with a source beside each one, the offer that comes too easily, and one sheet and one sitting a week: The money conversation; The offer that comes too easily; The search sheet and the weekly sitting
A card you keep in your own storage and read at the start of each weekly sitting: where your work record lives, the titles you target and the ones you ruled out, the rule that the tool may reorder, rename and cut but never add, sentences that sound like you, pay ranges with their sources, how you check an offer, and where your search sheet is.
The certificate names that artefact and the tools you used — not a title. It carries a code anyone can check: verify a certificate.
The opening of lesson one, exactly as it plays inside — and the exercise that comes with it, which you can do right now without an account.
Paul is a purchasing coordinator at a regional building-supplies distributor. Last week his company announced a restructuring. Nobody has told him his role is going, and nobody has told him it is safe. He has decided not to wait to find out.
The first thing he does is not open a job site or rewrite his resume. He sits down one evening, on his own phone, and writes down what he actually does at work.
It sounds too simple to be a lesson, but everything else in this course stands on it. Every application, every message to a former colleague, every answer in an interview is built from the same raw material: what you did, in plain words, with enough detail that somebody could check it.
And it is useful whether you leave or stay. If the restructuring passes you by, you still walk into your next review knowing what you did this year.
Let the tool interview you. Do not let it describe you.
Try it now · Let the tool interview you about your work
Where:Your personal AI account, on your own device — not the work laptop or the tool your employer approved
Interview me about my job one question at a time, starting with what an ordinary week looks like, and don't write anything about me until I've answered.
The rest of the catalogue is there when you need it — but you do not have to choose anything today. One course, one short lesson at a time, one page at the end.
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