How to use Work History

Record what you did, how you did it, what changed, and which source supports the account. Keep it concrete enough to reuse later.

Use the supported file or connected-source workflow named on the page, then review the resulting draft before saving it.

Select relevant records as evidence for a resume, application answer, or interview story, and adapt the wording to that context.

Create reusable career evidence from files, GitHub, Notion, calendar activity, or a completed AI-agent task.

Capture the work with its source

Keep the role, action, method, change, outcome, and supporting source close together.

Keep the role, action, method, change, outcome, and supporting source close together.

Name the work and your role clearly

Attach or identify the source that supports it

Record observable outcomes without filling gaps

Imported or generated drafts still need your review for ownership, dates, scope, and confidentiality.

Correct ownership and timeline details

Remove confidential or unrelated material

Keep the source boundary visible

Select the records relevant to a resume, application, or interview instead of rewriting everything from memory.

Choose only records relevant to the target

Adapt the level of detail to the destination

Recheck facts each time the record is reused

Create reusable career evidence from files, GitHub, Notion, calendar activity, or a completed AI-agent task.

Capture the work with its source: Name the work and your role clearly
Review the record before saving it: Correct ownership and timeline details
Reuse the evidence where it helps: Choose only records relevant to the target

Use the page with the source material it names, review the result, and keep only what you can confirm.

Capture the work with its source: Name the work and your role clearly
Review the record before saving it: Correct ownership and timeline details
Reuse the evidence where it helps: Choose only records relevant to the target