Free career self-assessment
Find out where your career situation actually stands
Ten questions, about four minutes. You get a readiness score, the focus area your answers point to most strongly, and one specific next step — whether or not you ever work with us.
Career self-assessment questions
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Answer all ten questions to see your result — it takes about four minutes.
How it works
What the score measures — and what it does not
Career direction
Start with clarity work: name the two or three career directions worth testing, then design a small, low-risk experiment for each before committing.
Positioning and personal brand
Rebuild your positioning: one sentence for who you help and the outcome you create, then rewrite your résumé and LinkedIn headline around that single story.
Job search strategy
Tighten the search system rather than the effort: a target list of 20 organizations, warm-introduction paths into each, and a weekly rhythm you can sustain.
Confidence and self-advocacy
Practice telling your own results out loud. A short list of achievements with real numbers attached makes interviews and negotiations dramatically easier.
Leadership and influence
Move from doing to influencing: choose one visible problem you can lead, and build the stakeholder map and communication plan around it.
Sustainable pace and priorities
Design a sustainable pace first. Decide the three priorities that matter this quarter and what you will deliberately not take on.
- Answers are scored 0–3 across ten questions, for a maximum of 30 points
- Nothing is shared publicly, and we never claim this replaces professional advice
- Your email is only needed if you want the extended action list saved for later
Questions
About the assessment and your data
The Career Self-Assessment
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Next step
Turn the result into a plan
If your result points somewhere specific, a free discovery call is the quickest way to test it. Thirty minutes, no charge, and an honest answer about whether coaching helps.