Career Memory
Stop rebuilding your story for every application. Extract once, confirm once, and reuse a living career record. AI proposes. You are the source of truth.
One source of truth
Spreadsheets, Notes apps, and the last PDF you sent all disagree. Career Memory keeps skills, roles, proof points, preferences, and reusable answers structured so job fit and autofill stay grounded in what you have actually done.
Every item can carry source, confidence, context, and verification. That provenance is how you tell a resume parse from something you typed, and an interview learning from a fact you are willing to reuse.
Confirmed, not hallucinated
Upload a resume. Extraction is a starting point — skills, experience, proposed tracks. You review. You confirm. Downstream match scores and prefill use that intent, not a black-box summary.
Later parses merge without destroying what you already verified. You can reject a proposal, restore a soft-deleted item, and search memory when you need a story for a form. Silent overwrite is forbidden.
Confirming memory starts search
Onboarding is not a tour. After you confirm Career Memory and target tracks, MyCareerAtlas can bootstrap up to three job searches from those tracks. That is how resume → search begins. You still review proposed tracks before they become the plan.
Prefill on LinkedIn and ATS forms reads the same record. The extension does not keep a second profile. There is one memory.
How it compounds
Saves, skips, and confirmed applies can surface career signals on Memory. Confirm a signal to add a track. Interview learnings can land as unverified stories. Daily matches then use the same record, so tomorrow’s search is sharper than today’s — if you keep confirming.
What Career Memory is not
- A LinkedIn clone or public about page
- A chatbot transcript that forgets when the tab closes
- A rewrite mill — see vs Teal if that is what you wanted
For the day-to-day loop, read the career guide.
Frequently asked questions
- What is Career Memory?
- A confirmed, reusable record of your experience — skills, roles, achievements, preferences, and answers — that every MyCareerAtlas feature can use.
- Do I have to re-enter my resume for every job?
- No. Upload once, confirm what the system extracts, then reuse Career Memory across tracks, analyses, and applications.
- Can I edit what was extracted?
- Yes. You confirm, refine, verify, or reject items. User-verified memory is never blindly overwritten by a later parse.
- Does confirming memory start job search?
- Yes. After you confirm Career Memory and target tracks, up to three job searches can bootstrap from those tracks.
- Can the product change my memory without asking?
- No. AI proposals stay unverified. Saves, skips, and applies can surface signals — you still confirm before a track is added.
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