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A career assessment and report, built on a working coach's method

Find the career that fits who you are

Two assessments, your Career Compass, and a guided conversation with the AI produce a short list of careers that fit, each with the reasons, real pay, and the outlook.

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  • Grounded in O*NET and BLS data
  • Every unverified figure says so
  • 14-day refund before your report is generated
  • Delete your data any time
Sample

Profile 01SOC 25-9031.00

Instructional Designer

Design and build learning experiences, from online courses to workshops and simulations, that help people develop new skills efficiently and retain them over time.

Why this fits you

  • You spent years building curriculum; this role is that skill formalized into a corporate career path
  • Your talent for breaking down complexity into learnable steps is the core competency employers hire for
  • Your O*NET Interest Profiler shows strong Artistic and Social scores, both of which fuel instructional design

Quick Facts

Official occupation: Instructional Coordinators

Salary Range

$98,370median

$58,250 to $129,950 typical range · Boston-Cambridge-Newton, MA-NH

BLS OEWS, May 2025

Job Growth

+1.6%projected

23,100 annual openings

BLS Employment Projections, 2025-2035

Transition Difficulty

Low transition

Your existing skills transfer directly.

AI Impact

Exposure data unavailable

Unverified

Salary and growth figures: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (public domain).

Figures marked “Unverified” had no match in official labor-market data for that occupation, so no number is shown rather than an estimate.

A sample profile with fictional client details and real labor-market data

Who it is for

You do not have to figure it out alone

College students

You are choosing a major or a first job and nothing you have read feels like it was written about you.

Recent graduates

You have the degree and a first job that feels wrong, and you want a direction before the next move.

Career changers

You are good at your job and burnt out on it, and you want a change you can defend to yourself.

This is not a five-minute quiz, a resume service, job placement, or a clinical assessment. It is a considered process that ends in a short list you can act on.

How it works

Five steps, at your own pace

  1. Background.

    A short intake about your situation, goals, and constraints, and your resume if you have one.

  2. Personality and interests.

    A Jungian type assessment (OEJTS) and the O*NET Interest Profiler, both self-report and open instruments.

  3. Career Compass.

    Four modules, Interests, Talents, Impact, and Priorities, each narrowed to your top five.

  4. Guided conversation.

    The AI asks the questions a coach would ask, then has you choose between concrete options. It is disclosed on every step.

  5. Your report.

    Career profiles with the reasons they fit, pay for your area, the ten-year outlook, and what could not be verified. On the web and as a PDF.

What you get

A report, not a list of job titles

Sample

Profile 01SOC 25-9031.00

Instructional Designer

Design and build learning experiences, from online courses to workshops and simulations, that help people develop new skills efficiently and retain them over time.

Why this fits you

  • You spent years building curriculum; this role is that skill formalized into a corporate career path
  • Your talent for breaking down complexity into learnable steps is the core competency employers hire for
  • Your O*NET Interest Profiler shows strong Artistic and Social scores, both of which fuel instructional design

Quick Facts

Official occupation: Instructional Coordinators

Salary Range

$98,370median

$58,250 to $129,950 typical range · Boston-Cambridge-Newton, MA-NH

BLS OEWS, May 2025

Job Growth

+1.6%projected

23,100 annual openings

BLS Employment Projections, 2025-2035

Transition Difficulty

Low transition

Your existing skills transfer directly.

AI Impact

Exposure data unavailable

Unverified

Salary and growth figures: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (public domain).

Figures marked “Unverified” had no match in official labor-market data for that occupation, so no number is shown rather than an estimate.

A sample profile with fictional client details and real labor-market data
  • Why each career fits you.

    Written from your assessments, your Compass, and what you said in discovery, not from a template.

  • Pay where you live.

    BLS wage data for 393 metro areas, May 2025, with the typical range, not one number. The national figure when your area has none.

  • The ten-year outlook.

    BLS Employment Projections 2025 to 2035: growth and annual openings for the matched occupation.

  • What we could not verify says so.

    A figure the data cannot support is labelled Unverified, never guessed.

Meaghan McNamee

The method behind it

Built on a working coach's method

Meaghan McNamee, MA Educational Counseling, Certified Guidance Counselor, 20+ years in career coaching

The assessments, the Career Compass, and the order you do them in are the process Meaghan runs with her own clients. Career Clarity takes you through it at your own pace, and the AI asks the questions she would ask.

Questions

Before you start

How is AI used?

The AI runs the discovery conversation, builds the shortlist, and writes the report from your results. It is disclosed on every step, and the pay and outlook figures come from named public data.

Does a person review my report?

No. The self-guided report is generated by the AI from your results and is not reviewed by a person before you see it.

Why pay when an AI career coach is free?

Free career agents are paid by the companies that hire through them. Career Clarity is paid by you and only you, so it has no reason to steer you toward any employer. It also takes longer than a ten-minute chat, because a considered short list is the point.

Is this a personality type test?

It includes one: an open Jungian type assessment (OEJTS), alongside the O*NET Interest Profiler. Both are self-report and not clinical.

What happens to my resume?

Its text is used for your report. The original file is deleted 30 days after the text is extracted, and you can delete everything sooner from your dashboard.

Can I get a refund?

Yes, within 14 days of purchase, as long as your report has not been generated yet.

Is it US only?

The pay and outlook data are for the United States, so the report is built for people working here.

How long does it take?

Longer than a quiz. Most steps are short, and you can stop and come back; your progress is saved to your account.

Start with the part only you can do

Your answers, your Compass, your short list.

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