Before You Start
So your coach can find your responses after the session.
Career Direction
A simple framework to help you navigate your career with greater clarity — starting with the Career Diamond.
Career decisions are rarely about finding one perfect answer. They come from continuously understanding yourself, exploring the world of work, connecting the two, and making informed decisions about what comes next.
Build greater self-awareness by exploring:
The clearer you are about yourself, the easier it becomes to recognize career possibilities that may fit you.
Explore the opportunities around you:
Move beyond assumptions and understand what different careers actually require.
Bring both sides together. Compare what you know about yourself with what you're learning about opportunities. Ask:
This is where career possibilities begin to become clearer.
You don't need to decide your entire career today. Your next step could be to:
The goal is to make your next career decision with greater awareness and intention.
You don't need to leave with everything figured out. Leave with greater clarity and one meaningful next step.
Use your Career Interests and Motivating Skills results as a starting point for exploration — not as a label or a final career answer.
1. My Results at a Glance
2. Make It Real
3. Connect the Dots
4. Turn Insight into Exploration
CV, WUZZUF Profile & Interview Readiness
Bring forward your direction and any market insights or skill gaps you've identified. This circle turns them into positioning, evidence and interview communication.
1. Start With Your Target
Use the direction you identified earlier in your NEXT journey as your starting point. You don't need a perfect career decision — only a role or opportunity to test your readiness against.
2. Quick CV + WUZZUF Readiness Scan
Look at your CV or WUZZUF profile and rate each statement.
| Clear | Needs work | |
| Someone can tell what type of role I am targeting. | ||
| My most relevant experience, skills or projects are easy to spot. | ||
| I show evidence and results, not only duties and responsibilities. | ||
| My wording reflects the kind of role / skills employers look for. | ||
| My CV and WUZZUF profile tell the same current story. |
3. Turn Evidence Into an Interview Story
Choose ONE line from your CV or WUZZUF profile that you would want an interviewer to ask about.
4. Prepare Your 60–90 Second Introduction
Use this simple structure for: "Tell me about yourself and what you're looking for next."
One Action I Will Take After NEXT
My Next Career Move
Career Action Planning — bring together the insights you've gathered across NEXT and turn them into a focused, realistic next move.
1. What I'm Carrying Forward
2. My Current Direction
3. My #1 Priority
Which area would make the biggest difference for me now?
4. My Career Action Plan
| Action | By when | Evidence it's done |
|---|---|---|
5. Support & Obstacles
6. My First Move
I know the direction I am moving toward, the priority I need to work on, and the first actions I will take.