A résumé shows where someone has been. This maps how they work.

A résumé is built to get past the software. It was never built to show how a person actually works. That's where we start. If you're job hunting, it's a clear read on the work that fits you. If you're hiring, it's a picture of what your team needs next.

I'm looking for work

See what fits you, say what you bring, and aim the search instead of spraying it.

Make the search clearer

I'm building a team

See how the team you've got actually works, where it's thin, and what the next person should add.

Understand the team

Start with the map. Use what helps next.

The assessment gives you the map. The Blueprint, Résumé Studio, and Job Tools help you do something useful with it. Each works on its own.

The Assessment

A clear read on how you think, work, and handle pressure, the parts a résumé was never going to show. Built from established psychological instruments, scored, and written back to you in plain English.

See the assessment

The Blueprint

Figure out what comes next, and leave with a direction, not just a longer list of maybes. Six self-paced sessions: audio, readings, and guided exercises.

See The Blueprint

Résumé Studio

Write one honest résumé, then sharpen it for each posting, without starting over or inventing a new you every time. Build, export, and tailor against a real posting.

Build your résumé

Job Tools

See if a job's worth your time, walk into the interview ready, and get straight answers out of AI. Job match, interview prep, and a prompt library.

Browse the tools

Choose your map

Pick how deep you want to go. Every map is scored and written up in plain English. The higher tiers just measure more of you.

The Basic Map

$25

one time

The honest starting point. Your five core traits, and how they shape the way you work.

The Standard Map

$50

one time

Adds confidence, persistence, and what actually interests you. A fuller read.

The Full Map

$100

one time

The full-depth work-style map, with everything the Standard measures alongside it.

Straight answer on the tiers: the bigger the map, the more of you it measures. Not sure? The two-minute snapshot is free, and it'll tell you if this is worth more of your time.

Esse potius quam haberi

Start with a clearer picture.

Ten statements. About two minutes. Then ask the only question that matters: did it get you right?

Take the free snapshot