Get your Career Growth Report
What story does your résumé tell?
Employers already use AI to filter résumés before a person reads them. Put it on your side: see the career story your résumé is telling, where it undersells you, and how to make your strongest next move.
- A report you can share
- 4 targeted résumé drafts included
- Your career story, visualized
- Actionable résumé changes
Maya ChenCareer scope over time
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See what the machines see. Then make the story stronger.
Career timelineGrowth signalsAI screening viewNext rolesShareable report4 targeted drafts
Four targeted drafts included
Your experience can support more than one next move.
Create up to four résumé drafts for specific roles, companies, or job descriptions. Tinker with the positioning for each opportunity while your original career analysis stays intact.
What your report reveals
Your résumé is already telling a story.
CareerGR shows you how that story reads to screening systems, hiring teams, and the people who can open your next door.
See your growth
Map promotions, scope changes, leadership signals, and moments where your career accelerated.
See how AI reads you
Understand what automated screening can recognize and which strengths, outcomes, or role signals are getting lost.
Target, strengthen, and share it
Make grounded résumé changes, create up to four targeted drafts, then share an interactive report that goes beyond the document.
From résumé to direction
A report you can explore, improve, and share.
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Bring your résumé
Upload the document you already use. CareerGR structures the roles, dates, skills, and accomplishments it can support.
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See the story AI sees
Explore an interactive timeline, career signals, screening readiness, and modeled next-role opportunities.
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Strengthen and share it
Apply actionable improvements and create up to four résumé drafts for the roles you want. Share your Career Growth Report when it helps you stand out.
Your career already contains the evidence
Now turn it into direction.
See what your résumé communicates, make the story stronger, and share a fuller view of where you can go next.