For people changing field

You already have much of what the new field needs.

We show which lines of your resume already carry over to a job in the new field, and say plainly where nothing shows it yet.

Check my resume against a job post

Create an account: 30 free tokens covers the first check. No card.

The job asks

“Run customer interviews and turn what you hear into product changes.”

Your resume says

“Interviewed clients each quarter and rewrote the onboarding pack from what they told me.”

Partly shown

Example, not a real result. Every line we show is quoted from your own resume.

A career change is mostly a translation problem. The experience is real, but it is written in the words of the old field. Find which lines already carry over, then close the gaps that are genuinely missing.

Plan the switch before you make it

Skills gap: Lists which of your skills carry over to the role you want, and what is missing, in the order to close it.; 8 tokens
Roadmap: Puts those steps on a week-by-week plan, with what to learn or build and how to tell whether each week worked.; 15 tokens
Salary: Shows the published BLS pay range for the role you are moving to, and the words for the pay conversation.; 8 tokens

Two plans at once

Roadmap plans both side by side, with a checkpoint each week.

Getting hired in the new field

Rewrite your resume for the new role, keeping your own words
Check your resume against a real job post, requirement by requirement
Practise the follow-up questions an interviewer asks
Prepare what to say when you negotiate pay

Earning while you get there

Find freelance work your skills already fit
Check whether going independent suits you
Plan how your LinkedIn profile can bring in paid work
Name the skills people would pay you for

Not sure yet which parts of your current job are changing? Run the free task check. No account, no card.

Further reading: Skills Gap Analysis: How to Change Careers Without Starting Over

Check my resume against a job post