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Search with a strategy, not just a resume

When the market is crowded and timelines are unclear, even strong candidates can lose momentum.

 

The HBR Guide to Your Job Search Toolkit helps you bring structure to the process so you can focus on finding the right role. It’s built to reduce friction at key moments and support steady, informed progress.

 

From clarifying your goals to refining how you present your experience, the toolkit supports both the practical and personal sides of the search. Templates, exercises, and podcast episodes help you stay organized and build confidence in what you bring to the table. Together, they prepare you to navigate each stage with more direction and less guesswork.

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