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Proof on file

Employers want evidence, not a list.

Every answer below is one small record. That single record raises coverage, writes a resume bullet, and writes a LinkedIn line, all at once. The unanswered prompts are the to-do list.

Sample dashboard. Every name and number here is invented so you can see how it works.
On file
6

answered prompts

Contributed
+18

of your coverage of 68

Still open
5

prompts waiting, worth an estimated 11 more

How a weak answer becomes a strong one

The coach never invents a number. It asks the one question that would produce it.

Step 1, the gate

"Did you tutor or teach anyone?"

Easy to answer yes to. No blank box, ever.

Step 2, what you did

"I tutored some people in my psych class."

Anything counts here, however thin.

Step 3, the number

"Tutored ___ classmates weekly, and ___ of them raised a grade. How many were there, and how many improved?"

The blank stays blank until you fill it. If you have no number, it falls back to an honest scope description, which still beats club member.

Answered

Six records, each one already working in three places

Internship or job+6 coverage

UX research intern at Northbeam. Ran 12 moderated usability sessions and cut task failure from 40 percent to 18 percent in one release.

Metric family: People, growth. Feeds the resume, the LinkedIn experience block, and the interview answer.

Used AI for real work+4 coverage

Clustered 200 open survey responses with AI, turning six hours of analysis into one.

Metric family: Time, output. Feeds the resume, the LinkedIn experience block, and the interview answer.

Tutored or taught+3 coverage

Tutored 8 classmates weekly in Intro Psychology. Seven raised their grade a full letter.

Metric family: People, growth. Feeds the resume, the LinkedIn experience block, and the interview answer.

Led something+2 coverage

Led a 6-person design club team through a term-long redesign and shipped on time.

Metric family: People, output. Feeds the resume, the LinkedIn experience block, and the interview answer.

Data or research+2 coverage

Coded 40 interview transcripts for a faculty study on decision fatigue.

Metric family: Scope. Feeds the resume, the LinkedIn experience block, and the interview answer.

Started something+1 coverage

Started a monthly design critique night. Turnout grew from 5 to 23.

Metric family: Growth. Feeds the resume, the LinkedIn experience block, and the interview answer.

Open

Your gap list, in the order that moves the number most

Presented or pitched

Even a class presentation counts. Tell us the size of the room.

The number to fish for: Audience size

Wrote something real

A case study, an article, a research write-up.

The number to fish for: Length or readership

Solved a problem

Did you fix or figure out something real? Give us the before and the after.

The number to fish for: Before and after

Volunteered

What did the effort add up to over a term?

The number to fish for: Hours or people served

Credential or tool

A certificate, or a tool you got genuinely good with.

The number to fish for: What you built with it

The honesty rule

No invented numbers, ever

The app will press you for a figure and it will show you where the figure belongs. It will never write one for you. If you truly do not have one, the record falls back to a concrete description of scope, which is still specific and still stronger than a list of memberships.

Method and sources

  1. NACE, Job Outlook 2026
  2. O*NET OnLine, occupational task data

The published AI-exposure number is built only from O*NET task data, Eloundou et al., and METR. Pay, growth, networking, portfolio, and clean-up are context and never move it. A 0–100 exposure scale.

This dashboard is a sample. Maya Rivera, Northlight University, Northbeam, Lumen, and Verdi Labs are invented, and every figure on this page is sample data, not a real result.

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