A More Connected Way to Manage Your Career Search
Explore a more connected AskMyCareer experience for organizing career evidence, tracking applications, preparing for interviews, sharing context, and using Autofill.
Product Update | Published 2026-09-02
AskMyCareer now brings the work around a career move into a clearer path, from finding the right starting point and organizing evidence to tracking roles, preparing for interviews, and sharing selected context.
AskMyCareer now connects career evidence, active applications, interview preparation, controlled sharing, and application assistance in a clearer workflow. A new task-first Home surfaces what needs attention, while redesigned Career Graph, job tracker, Workspaces, communication, and Autofill experiences make it easier to carry reviewed context from one step to the next.
What has changed in AskMyCareer? AskMyCareer now works more like one connected career-search workspace. A new task-first Home surfaces the jobs, evidence, messages, and preparation that need attention. Around it, the Career Graph, job tracker, Workspaces, sharing tools, public product pages, and Autofill experience have been reorganized so reviewed context can move more naturally from one step to the next. The practical difference is less repeated setup. A role can begin in the job tracker, use evidence from a Career Graph, move into focused preparation, and carry selected context into a document, shared conversation, or application form. A clearer front door Find the right starting point before you sign in AskMyCareer's public workflow pages have been substantially refreshed across the Career Graph, resume and cover-letter work, interview preparation, the job tracker, AI Coach, sharing, and Autofill. Each page explains the task it supports and shows concrete product proof, so you can understand where to begin before creating an account. The same navigation, account controls, and page structure carry across public and signed-in areas. Documentation, FAQs, pricing, and support destinations are also easier to reach. Moving from learning about a tool to using it feels less like entering a separate product. A task-first starting point Home shows what needs your attention The new authenticated Home page is a working dashboard rather than a list of destinations. It brings active jobs, saved Career Graphs, preparation workspaces, Inbox items, and plan progress into one view. A needs-attention area surfaces deadlines, interviews, high-priority roles, processing work, and preparation gaps. Readiness and status labels stay close to the work they describe, making it easier to decide what to do next without opening every tool. Home brings the current job search and preparation workload together. The product image uses fictional data and excludes the page footer. Evidence you can review and reuse The Career Graph now anchors a clearer document workflow The Career Graph library, guided workflow, detail view, and editor now share a more consistent structure. You can review the evidence already captured, spot thin skills or stories, and choose between conversational guidance and direct editing. That reviewed evidence now connects more clearly to resume, CV, and cover-letter work. You can start from a saved graph, add the role you are targeting, choose the document path, and return to generation history without rebuilding the same career context. Suggested wording still requires your review before it becomes part of the graph or a document. The redesigned detail view keeps profile, experience, skills, and project evidence together. The product image uses fictional data and excludes the page footer. A job-search cockpit The job tracker is easier to scan and act on The redesigned job tracker presents applications as a board or list with clearer stage, priority, readiness, and timing signals. Filters and sorting help narrow the active search, while import, export, and template actions stay available without competing with the roles themselves. Statistics provide a broader view of movement through the pipeline. Company briefings and source links keep role research nearby. From a tracked job, you can continue into resume tailoring or role preparation while preserving the selected job and Career Graph context. The board keeps stage, priority, and readiness visible across the search. The product image uses fictional data and excludes the page footer. Preparation with a defined purpose Workspaces separate role prep, strategy, and story practice AI Coach work is now organized into focused Workspaces instead of one broad destination. Each workspace has a specific job: Role prep connects one tracked role and Career Graph to requirements, readiness, company context, likely questions, notes, outreach connections, interview stages, and an action plan. Career strategy compares patterns across ready role-preparation workspaces so recurring strengths, gaps, and role preferences are easier to see. Interview story bank turns reviewed Career Graph evidence into reusable introductions, STAR, CAR, or PAR stories, and saved question-and-answer material. Readiness is deliberately evidence-led. Strengths, concerns, missing proof, and stories to practise remain visible separately instead of being hidden behind one unexplained score. Role preparation makes the evidence behind strengths and gaps easier to inspect. The product image uses fictional data and excludes the page footer. Communication with clearer boundaries Sharing now explains both the handoff and the follow-up The redesigned sharing console brings chat and resume links into a compact owner view. You can choose the Career Graph context, review active, expired, or revoked links, and make access choices such as verification method, expiry, alias, visible profile links, and attached resume. The workflow continues after a link is sent. External requests can move into Inbox for candidate confirmation, then into the authorized conversation and chat history. That makes the handoff easier to follow without publishing all candidate context by default. Sharing controls keep link state and access decisions visible. The product image uses fictional data and is cropped above the page footer. Assistive application filling Autofill keeps review before insertion and submission The refreshed AskMyCareer Autofill extension opens as a side panel and scans a page only when you ask it to. It maps visible fields to a selected Career Graph and protects values already entered unless you approve an overwrite. You can review saved resume and cover-letter choices, along with eligible AI-assisted drafts, before anything is inserted. The extension does not submit an application for you. Final review and submission remain with you. See how AskMyCareer Autofill works . Put the connected workflow to work Start with the task that matters today 1. Open Home and choose the item that needs attention. 2. Review the connected Career Graph evidence before generating or sharing anything. 3. Use the job tracker to keep role status, research, and readiness together. 4. Open the relevant Workspace for focused preparation. 5. Confirm every sharing, document, and Autofill choice before it leaves your control. The goal is not to force one fixed sequence. It is to let reviewed evidence and role context carry forward when the next step needs them. Built around the same review-first principle The visible product has changed substantially, but the core principle remains the same: AskMyCareer should help you organize and strengthen your own evidence, not replace your judgment or invent experience for you. Start with the task that matters now, then follow the connected context into the next useful step. Open your AskMyCareer dashboard