# Your profile document

Fill in what you can. Every section is optional; leave anything blank rather than invent it.
Write in your own words. Write about other people by their role, never by name. If someone
drafted this for you, read every statement in the private section before you upload it: you
confirm each one is yours when you review the import.

Open this file in any text editor (Notepad, TextEdit), or paste it into Google Docs or Word.
Keep the two headings that start with PROFILED exactly as they are: they tell us which parts
are private.

Dates: month and year are enough ("March 2021"). Write "Present" for a role you still hold.

When you are done, upload this file on your profile page (Import from résumé). You will review
every item before anything is saved. Google Docs users: File → Download → Markdown (.md), or
Microsoft Word (.docx). Your profile page's Publishing checklist shows what publishing still
needs.

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## Name, title, location

- Name:
- Current title:
- Location:

## Summary

Two to four sentences, as you would introduce yourself.

## Career narrative

How your roles connect, in your own framing. Three to six sentences.

## Known for

## Looking for

## Not looking for

## Management style

How you manage others, if you do.

## Work style

## Links

- LinkedIn:
- Portfolio or website:

## Experience

Most recent first. Repeat the block for each role. Copy the company and title exactly as you
write them here when you add private notes about the role below.

### Company — Title

March 2021 – Present

- What you did, one point per line

### Company — Title

January 2018 – February 2021

- What you did, one point per line

## Skills

One per line: the skill, your level (strong, moderate, or still developing), years if you know
them, and a short example that shows the level. Only skills you claim; the private section below
is where you say what you really think of each one.

- Skill — strong — 6 years — e.g. daily at Company
- Skill — moderate
- Skill — still developing

## Languages

- Language (level)

## Gaps and limitations

Shown on your profile page. Honest gaps make the fit assessment trustworthy. For each: what the
gap is, why it is a gap for you, and whether you want to close it.

- Gap — why — keen to learn: yes / no

## Questions people ask me

Three question-and-answer pairs. Shown on your profile page.

**Q:** 

**A:** 

## Education

- Qualification, institution, year

## Certifications

- Certification, year

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## PROFILED PRIVATE SECTION

Everything from here down is private. Visitors and the Ask-AI chat never see these notes. The
fit assessment reads them, so its verdict can reflect what you write here. Write the plain
version.

### Company — Title

Repeat this block for each role above, with the company and title written exactly as they are
above. Answer the prompts you can; delete the rest.

- Why I joined:
- Why I left:
- What I personally did (as opposed to the team):
- Proudest achievement:
- What I would do differently:
- Challenges I faced:
- What I learned:
- What my manager would say about me:
- What my reports would say about me:
- Conflicts or difficult situations, and how I handled them:
- Measurable impact (numbers, outcomes):

### Skills, honestly

Comment only on skills listed in your Skills section above, using the same name.

- Skill: what you really think of your level

### What I need

- Must-haves: 
- Dealbreakers: 

### How I work

- How I like to be managed:
- Team size I work best in:
- How I handle conflict:
- How I handle ambiguity:
- How I handle failure:

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## PROFILED AI INSTRUCTIONS

> One rule per line. These steer the Ask-AI chat on your page and are copied word for word;
> you accept each one in the review. They are not read by the fit assessment. Keep to a few.

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