Tip: in the print window choose Save as PDF as the printer, paper size Letter, margins None, and turn on Background graphics.
Sort the 20 roles from the article down to 3 to 5 you will research first.
My country (job titles change by country, so tick yours and search with local terms):
Ask these about one role at a time. Question 2 is not pass or fail. A "Yes" just means look closely at the daily work first.
Tick what matters most to you right now. Then look for roles in the article that match your ticks.
Write each role as a job title you can type into a search box. Keep "Next step" small, like "read 3 job postings."
| Role (use search term) | Why it fits | Experience I already have | Gap to close | Next step |
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Before you apply: read what a normal day looks like for the role, because job titles can hide very different work.
Pick one role from your shortlist. Check the real work, then take four small steps.
Tip: Many beginners skip the schedule question. Ask it early, since "remote" does not always mean "flexible."
1. What does a normal week look like?
2. What training is provided?
3. What would make someone successful in the first 90 days?
4. Who would I report to?
| Type of work | Date | What I did | Result or number I can quote |
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| Teaching or precepting | |||
| Committee or practice council | |||
| Super user or tech project | |||
| Audit or quality work | |||
| Other |
Only list numbers you can back up, such as how many staff you precepted. Leave the box blank if you do not know.
| Week | One action for this week | Done |
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| 1 Week 1 | Idea: talk to someone in the role. |
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| 2 Week 2 | Idea: update my resume with proof. |
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| 3 Week 3 | Idea: start one course or prep module. |
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| 4 Week 4 | Idea: apply to two roles. |
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