Free job seeker resources for technology and project roles.

Smart tools. No jargon. Actually helpful.


Below you will find easy-to-download resources built by recruiters who get it. Think: templates, checklists, guides, and tools that help you put your best foot forward in the job market.


  • Built for Developers, Business Analysts, Project Managers, Engineers, Architects and Tech Leads
  • Designed to help you prep faster, pitch better, and follow up like a pro
  • No email required, no fluff—just the good stuff!
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Ace the Interview:

Your Ultimate Prep Guide

This jam-packed guide contains practical tips, checklists and insights to help you prep smarter.


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Checklist: Interview Day + Post Interview 

Nail the day, ace the follow-up. A roadmap for tech and project professionals before, during and after the interview. 

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Interview Confidence Practice Questions

Get interview-ready with 20 common tech & behavioural questions + sample

STAR answers.

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“Tell me about yourself” Worksheet

Hook them from hello. This simple worksheet helps tech and project professionals craft a clear, confident intro.

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Follow-Up Email Templates Pack

What you say after the interview can be just as important as what you said in it. This pack includes 3 fill-in-the-blanks templates for common scenarios. 

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