P r o p o s e r
Show companies what you can solve before the interview
Proposer turns a company's problem, your approach and your proof of impact into a focused presentation.
The problem
Is your resume enough to show what you can do?
A resume lists where you worked. Senior hiring needs more: how you would approach this company's problem.
| Capability | Most popularProposer | Job boards | Resume builders | Career tools |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Research the target company | No | No | Limited | |
| Identify business problems | No | No | No | |
| Company-specific presentation | No | No | No | |
| Connect experience to the problem | No | No | Limited | |
| Show your proposed approach | No | No | No | |
| Present proof of past impact | No | Limited | Limited | |
| Executive interview material | No | No | Limited |
“Your resume shows what you have done. Proposer shows how you would solve their problem.”
How it works
How does Proposer work?
Understand the business problem
Pick a saved job. Proposer examines the company and role to find a problem you can help with.
Build your point of view
Add instructions on focus and tone. Proposer shapes the approach around your past results.
Create your Win deck
Get slides: cover, Problem, Solution, Why Me, ready to share.
What people are saying
Sample personas shown for layout. Replace with your own verified customer stories.
“I stopped mass-applying and started having conversations. Two weeks later I had three interviews lined up.”
“Tailoring a resume used to take me two hours. Now it takes ten minutes and the keywords actually line up.”
“The mock interviews found the weak spots in my stories before a real panel did.”
“Outreach drafts and follow-up reminders meant nobody fell through the cracks.”
“The Win deck got me a first-round call with a company that had no open role.”
“I finally had numbers and a script for the compensation conversation.”
What can Proposer help you solve?
“My resume doesn't show how I'd solve their problems.”
Connect past results to a current business problem.
“I want to stand out in a senior interview.”
Bring a company-specific point of view.
“I need an executive presentation.”
Build one clear story of thinking, judgement and experience.
“I've been asked for a case study.”
Structure the problem, approach and evidence.
“I can't prove I'd add value.”
Support your approach with evidence from previous work.
“I don't want another generic career summary.”
Anchor the deck in the company's situation.
Proposer FAQ
A company-specific presentation covering a business problem, your approach and the experience behind it.
Don't just tell them what you've done
Show how your judgement could solve a problem that matters to them.