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Your first result is built from your answers, and every answer can be changed.
Let's see where you are, where you want to go and what's missing. First, which of these is you?
Working, want to use AI at work
Your job, or what you study
Still talking: the rest fills in once you've answered
Based on
You saidAI for office work
You want to get your current work running smoothly: start from the task you repeat every week, no programming first.
Main requirements
AI content creation
Draft posts, make images and write short-video scripts with AI.
Main requirements
You haven't said where you want to go yet.
Grouped into five types, each with what it's based on. Anything that can't be judged yet says what would show it.
Tools and techniques the role asks for that you don't have yet
Can be judged after you pick a specific role and go through its requirements.→ Browse AI-era roles
Work samples and certificates an employer can open
Can be judged after you upload a resume: whether you have work samples or certificates to show an employer.→ Resume check
Real projects, teamwork and internship-style work
Can be judged after you upload a resume: your projects, internships and team work.→ Resume check
Whether your resume, interviews and project stories land
Can be judged after comparing your resume with a real job ad.→ Compare with Job Hunter
Whether your direction and target role fit
Can be judged once you settle on a target role.
You didn't say how many hours a week you have, so this uses the smallest load. Tell us your time and it will be re-planned.
Week 1
Read "A general prompt framework" and use AI for one thing you do every week (an email, meeting notes or a report).
Turn what you made this week into a piece of work others can open and look at.
Do it in CareerOS desktopWeek 2
Read the chapters on meeting notes and on documents and slides, then hand one real meeting or document to AI.
Turn what you made this week into a piece of work others can open and look at.
Do it in CareerOS desktopWeek 3
Read "Spreadsheets and data cleaning" and have AI tidy a spreadsheet you use (remove sensitive data first).
Turn what you made this week into a piece of work others can open and look at.
Do it in CareerOS desktopWeek 4
Read "Workflows and collaboration" and write the task that saved most time into a fixed process.
Turn what you made this week into a piece of work others can open and look at.
Do it in CareerOS desktopWhy: No need to buy a course yet: the free "AI for office work" learning direction covers the first 4 weeks, and each week of the plan maps to its chapters.
If after 4 weeks you want a teacher to mark your work and a fixed class schedule, look at the bootcamps. A bootcamp can't build your work for you and doesn't guarantee a job.
If you have less time, your goal changes, or you can't finish a week's deliverable, change your answers and the plan changes with them.
Right now the result is based on what you said. More material moves it up to a more reliable basis.
The AI asks follow-up questions. The basis is still what you said, just in more detail.
Sign in, uses AI creditsBasis becomes "from your resume": experience and evidence come from what you wrote.
Sign in, uses AI creditsBasis becomes "resume × job ad": each requirement is checked against your resume.
Basis becomes "tested": which parts of your work AI is likely to change.
Saved as a new version of your career profile; your study space plans "Today" from this plan. Earlier versions are kept.
Answer a few questions first; you can save once there is a result