Private, in-browser analysis

Upload your CV. See the career paths it already supports.

Get up to three realistic directions, see what employers in your country ask for, and leave with three concrete next moves. No job applications and no account required.

Current boundary: Career Radar covers 23 career directions across technology and selected business, care, service, retail, manufacturing, legal, creative and office work. If your experience is outside them, it says so instead of guessing.

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Start with your CV

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Where do you want to work?

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What do you want help deciding?

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A guide, not a promise. The directions come from what is in your CV. Country figures appear only where we have enough current postings.

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Your Career Radar

Your strongest direction

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Step 1 · Choose a direction

Up to three directions worth a look

These directions are supported by what is already in your CV. They are not job offers or predictions.

Your strongest direction is selected. Choose another card to update the postings and next moves below.

Selected direction

Why this path

What in your CV supports it

The first thing to check

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We only count what employers ask for repeatedly, not every word that appears near the topic.

Current postings in your country

Postings with this title, and related ones

Which country?

Current postings

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Your CV vs. current postings

What employers ask for right now

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Skills you have that these postings ask for

Only skills that appear in at least two postings are listed.

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Skills to check before you commit

Not in your CV does not mean you lack it — check it.

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Counts come from the current current postings we have for that country. The status above names the exact job title used for a broader career direction. Career Radar requires enough postings with this title before it names a first thing to check; related postings are labelled separately.

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Country data

Reports behind this direction

These monthly skill reports are where the direction's vocabulary comes from. The counts above come only from current postings in your country.

Salary in this country

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Step 3 · Turn this into action

Your next three moves for this path

Each move names the action, why it matters, and what “done” means. Do only the work that helps you decide to go on, pause, or drop this direction.

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Compare the paths side by side

Use the checkboxes on the path cards to choose up to three directions.

Advanced · Adjust the interpretation or test one assumption

Your original result stays visible. Every adjustment shows exactly what changed — including when nothing did.

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Change the ordering

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Test one skill

What if I added this skill?

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Review what we found in your CV

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What these controls cannot tell you

Coverage

What we found in your CV

0 skills and experiences found; they support 0 career directions.

Experience outside the 23 directions we cover may not show up. That is a limit of ours, not a judgement.

Limits and method