What Chester knows about you

Notes Chester has kept from your chats since 1 October, so his answers fit you. Only you can see them. Change or delete anything that’s wrong.

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About you1 note

Looking for a new design job after a year at the same studio.
You said From “Getting my CV done” · 13 Oct

Big, vague steps stall: 'update my CV' sat untouched for a week.
You said From “Getting my CV done” · 13 Oct
You stall when a step is big and vague, and move once it is one small, named thing.
Pattern · 3 chats From a quick chat · 7 Oct

A walk before lunch clears their head for the afternoon.
You said From a quick chat · 16 Oct

You want to be in a new design job by spring.
You said From “Getting my CV done” · 13 Oct

You might hold off applying until the CV feels perfect.New
Chester’s guess From “Getting my CV done” · 18 Oct

Chester’s read on you

What I understand so farFrom what you told him

Sam does best with a plan made the night before. The job hunt stalls when a step is big and vague; it moves when the step is one email.

Where you’re heading, and what’s in the wayFrom what you told him

A new design job by spring, and steadier sleep to get there. What gets in the way is the size of the first step, not the will.

Patterns I think I seeHis interpretation

Three times now a vague task has sat for days and a small named one has been done the same day.

Strengths worth building onHis interpretation

Follows through on small, concrete steps: five walks out of six last week.

What I’d like to understand betterHis interpretation

What a good first week in a new job would look like for Sam.

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