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Daily start page for continue, look back, capture, learn, and prepare.
Leadjr is the living documentation system for a professional story. It captures field material, identifies story arcs, reflects the record back to the user, and prepares them to share or speak about their work when it matters.
The preferred product model, IA, and operating principles for Leadjr.
The living public read of the user: career overview, selected features, experience, CV, and contact.
The visual and component rules that keep the career newsroom consistent while the product evolves.
The new IA moves away from database labels and toward newsroom actions. These names are the preferred product direction; old routes can evolve toward them over time.
Daily start page for continue, look back, capture, learn, and prepare.
Capture desk for journal entries, transcripts, audits, screenshots, documents, and testimonials.
Story arcs that can become case studies, interview answers, profile modules, and portfolio sets.
Record Book first, then Growth Outlook: highlights, invisible work, competency map, and growth opportunities.
The canonical external microsite: an editorial career profile built from approved story modules.
What the user sends: profile link, resume, cover letter, LinkedIn copy, case studies, and review packets.
How the user prepares to say it: conversation type, season, story order, rehearsal, and follow-up.
Quiet library/admin space for artifacts, people, projects, metrics, skills, and canonical corrections.
Every surface must declare whether it is a reader, editor, triage queue, capture surface, or generated output. Editable-looking controls must save, survive refresh, and expose an error state. Read-only surfaces must avoid fake edit affordances.
Displays record material without edit affordances.
Changes canonical data, persists it, and survives refresh.
Collects a verdict and records that verdict to the right store.
Creates new record material with a clear source and destination.
Transforms approved source material into an audience-ready artifact.