Career advice with the actual words
Raises, resignations, difficult bosses and the email you keep rewriting. Get the sentence to say, not a mindset.
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Example
See it work.
Three sentences, in person or on a call: “I’ve accepted another role, and my last day will be the 28th. I wanted you to hear it from me first. I’ll make the handover easy.”
Don’t give reasons unless asked, and don’t apologise. Then send the same thing in writing that day, so the date is on record.
The exact words
Scripts for the raise, the resignation, the “no” and the awkward follow-up.
Honest about your odds
Describe the situation and it says whether to push, wait or leave.
It edits like your boss reads
Paste the email. It cuts the apology, the hedging and the third paragraph.
Try it
Start from one of these.
A raise
What to say, and when to stop talking.
My boss offered 3%. What do I say to get 15%?An email
Half as long, twice as clear.
Rewrite this email so it’s half as long and doesn’t apologise:Two offers
Money now or equity later.
I have two offers: more money at a big company or equity at a startup. Ask me what you need to know, then tell me which to take.Questions
Straight answers.
Can it review my CV?
Does it know salaries in my field?
Can it write a cover letter?
Can it read a PDF of my CV?
Is it free?
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