Keep the evidence behind your career story

Create an evidence bank

For each meaningful project, record the situation, your responsibility, decisions, collaborators, artifacts, measurable signals, and what you would do differently.

• Separate team outcomes from your contribution.
• Preserve numbers with their definitions and time periods.
• Include failures and course corrections, not only wins.
• Tag evidence by skill so it can support multiple roles.

Turn evidence into narratives

Select only what the audience needs. A resume bullet compresses the evidence; an interview answer expands the decisions and reflection. Both should remain consistent with the source facts.