You’re not starting over. Show what carries over.

For a career change, check your résumé against a new-field job, then rewrite it around what carries over.

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Where a switch usually stalls. And the agent for each.

The first step is free. Keep your real experience, and say it in the new field’s words.

  1. Check against a new-field job

    Upload a PDF with a new-field job description. In the app, Fix with AI suggests rewrites for the field you name.

    Résumé scoreYou choose what goes in.

    Sample: a fictional candidate moving into product design.

  2. Rehearse the switch

    The new field asks new questions. Practise that job’s interview on camera.

    Interview BuddyMock interviews depend on your plan.

    Sample: a fictional candidate moving into product design.

  3. When an employer tests you

    Your skills don’t show on paper. On a job application, your challenge score sits at the top.

    ChallengesThe organisation that sends a challenge sets it and decides when your result shows.

    Sample: a fictional candidate and fictional employers.

Questions about changing fields

Can I trust the rewrites?

Read every one. Talenlio’s rewrites start from lines you wrote, but AI can get a detail wrong, and you can change any line in the editor. Keep only what you could back up in an interview.

Can I practise the salary conversation?

Yes. Interview Buddy has a Salary Negotiation round. Pick the new-field job and that round, then answer on camera.

Which interview round should I practise first?

Start with Introduction / Warm up. Its questions are about you and how you fit, which is where the switch comes up. Then try Technical / Expert for the new field’s domain questions.

Guides for changing fields

All career change guides

See where you stand. Then fix it line by line.

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