Building your profile

What are the nine profile tabs, and do I have to fill them all?

No — only four of the nine gate publishing, and the rest add depth. The tabs are Basics, Narrative, Experience, Skills, Gaps, Values, FAQ, AI Instructions and Portfolio, in that order. You can publish with Experience, Skills, Gaps and Narrative satisfied plus a quality score of 50%, then keep filling the others afterwards.

Detail

TabWhat it holdsPublic?
BasicsName, title, target titles, availability, location, salary range, three linksPublic
NarrativeSeven free-text fields including your elevator pitchPublic
ExperienceEach role’s public half, plus eleven private reflection fieldsMixed
SkillsA Strong / Moderate / Gaps matrixPublic columns
GapsBroader experience gaps and why they are gapsPublic
ValuesMust-haves, dealbreakers, five "how you work" reflectionsEntirely private
FAQQuestion-and-answer pairs you writePublic
AI InstructionsDirectives steering your visitor chatNot rendered
PortfolioLinks to your workNot yet shown publicly

The four that gate publishing are Experience (one role with two or more private fields), Skills (three Strong plus one Gap), Narrative (elevator pitch of 100+ characters) and Gaps (at least one entry). Everything else is optional.

Two worth filling even though they are optional. Values is entirely private and feeds your fit assessments, so it sharpens the tool hiring managers actually use. FAQ is public and the visitor chat draws on it, so pre-writing your hardest answers lets the chat field them consistently.

One worth knowing about before you invest time: Portfolio items count toward your quality score but are not yet shown on your public profile and are not read by the AI. Add the links if you like — they will be ready when public rendering ships — but visitors cannot see them today.

Each tab ends with a "Continue to next" button, and the active tab is carried in the page address, so you can bookmark where you stopped.

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Last verified: 2026-08-18

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