Hands-on

Four activities. Work in each one yourself.

Each activity walks you through a real task in steps. There's a self-check at the end. Everything you write saves to your browser.

Resume · about 25 min

Rewrite a resume bullet that gets noticed

Take a flat, generic resume bullet (yours or ours) and work it into something a hiring manager will actually stop to read. Two prompts, one rubric check, and a revision pass.

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Cover letter · about 30 min

Draft a cover letter from a job posting you paste in

Paste a real posting you're interested in. Two prompts: one to understand what the company actually wants, one to draft a letter that addresses it. End with a rubric to keep it honest.

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Interview prep · about 30 min

Practice answering the questions you'll actually be asked

Cycle through a pool of common early-career interview questions. Answer each one, get an AI follow-up to strengthen it, save your answers to your browser. Practice until it's muscle memory.

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Staying organized · about 25 min

Turn a vague goal into a week-by-week plan

A goal like 'find a new job in six months' feels huge. Break it into a plan you can actually work. Two prompts, a calendar draft, a self-check, and a peer export so you can swap with a partner.

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How each activity works

A short task framing so you know what you are writing for.
Numbered steps. Copy a prompt, paste it into your AI tool, bring the output back.
Places to save your work along the way. Saved to your browser only.
A self-check rubric at the end. Check what you can honestly say yes to.
Interview prep includes a question pool you can cycle through and practice against.