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TrueGYDE · Our venture

Find your career fit.

TrueGYDE helps people find the career that fits them. Discover your archetype, practise real work, build a portfolio of evidence and get found by the right employers - a smarter alternative to the résumé-and-pray loop.

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TrueGYDE - website
Sector
CareerTech
What we did
Product, design and build
Built for
Early-career job seekers and employers
Platform
Web app

01

The problem

Job hunting had become a numbers game nobody wins.

Graduates send hundreds of applications with a résumé that says where they studied, not what they can do. Many aren't even sure which roles suit them.

On the other side, employers filter on keywords and college names, and still hire people who aren't a fit. Both sides are guessing.

“A résumé tells you where someone has been, not what they can do.”

02

How we solved it

Fit first. Evidence next. Then get found.

  1. 01

    Discover your archetype

    Start with who you are and how you like to work, so the search begins with roles that suit you.

  2. 02

    Practise real work

    Try tasks drawn from the actual job, instead of reading about it.

  3. 03

    Build a portfolio of evidence

    Every task you complete becomes proof of what you can do - something a résumé never shows.

  4. 04

    Get found

    Employers discover candidates by fit and evidence, not just keywords.

03

Unique insights

What building TrueGYDE taught us - the things we'd tell a founder before they start.

Insight 01

Fit before finding.

Most career tools jump straight to job listings. Starting with the person made every later step sharper.

Insight 02

Evidence beats claims.

"Good communicator" means nothing. A finished piece of work means a lot - to the candidate and the employer.

Insight 03

Practice is valuable on its own.

Even before a match, doing real work builds confidence and skill. The product is useful from day one.

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