The Fit Brief
You've decided to go, or you're close, and every search starts at a job board with a title you're not sure is yours. Two weeks in you're applying for things that look like the last job. The last job is the reason you're leaving.
A working session for the search before the search. It doesn't tell you what to be. It gets what you already know about yourself onto one page: the work that fit, the skills you want more of, the days you'd actually want. Then it writes that as a brief you can hand to any AI, a recruiter, or me, and get back the job titles you're a real match for, where they live, and how postings for them are actually worded.
One rule the whole way through: nothing goes in the brief you didn't say yourself. Blanks stay blank.
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This is an exercise I use with clients, the same one, word for word. It's on this site because it moved something for a person I was working with.
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