Reels
Reels
Short narrated videos about the moments when a résumé stops telling the whole story. Each one has captions and a transcript that describes what is on screen.
The narration is an AI-generated voice, and the images are AI-generated illustrations of fictional people.
Changing careers. Starting from zero?Moving into different work? Choose one requirement in a job description and record a real example of using that skill.
Your career makes sense. Your résumé doesn’t?Your résumé lists different jobs. What connects them? Start with one real example: what happened, what you did and how it helped.
Cutting years of experience to fit?Years of experience will not fit on a few pages. Start with one recent problem you solved and how your judgment moved the work forward.
Need experience to get experience?Every listing seems to want experience. Describe one class project, part-time job or volunteer task: your responsibility, your actions and the result.
Ready to return. Dreading the gap?Returning to paid work after caring for someone? Record what you did before the break and any relevant learning since.
The paycheck stopped. The bills didn’t.For people laid off from technology workLaid off from technology work? Start small: record one project, your part in it and the outcome.
The paycheck stopped. The bills didn’t.For people laid off from transportation workLaid off from transportation work? Record one example of planning routes, handling delays or keeping operations safe, and explain your part.
Your role is changing. What comes next?When tasks disappear or new tools arrive, a job title can hide useful skills. Record one problem you can solve and where that ability could be useful.
Military experience. Lost in translation?Choose your serviceMilitary titles can leave important details unexplained. Choose one work example you can share: what you handled, what you did and what changed.