Careers

Build a career with more agency.

For people entering, changing, rebuilding, or accelerating a career through portable assets, stronger relationships, credible evidence, and deliberate experiments.

Representative decisions

Questions this path helps you work through.

Start with the choice that matters most in your situation.

01

What should you carry, build, protect, test, or release before the next move?

02

How far does the move travel across domain, function, work model, status, and credentials?

03

What evidence would make your story credible in the field?

04

When should you persist, change tactics, commit, or revise the target?

Worked Decision Loop

Illustrative example: moving into an unfamiliar field

A candidate has relevant strengths but lacks field-native experience, a focused story, and a reliable way to learn from the market.

01

Define

Define the target role, learning goal, constraints, and evidence that would justify the transition.

02

Map

Map the assets that carry, the dimensions that reset, the people affected, and the options worth preserving.

03

Confront

Pressure-test the story, evidence gaps, financial dependencies, access constraints, and reasons for staying or leaving.

04

Design

Create bounded experiments, contribution-led outreach, an evidence portfolio, and explicit commitment thresholds.

05

Test

Review learning, market response, wellbeing, opportunity cost, and signals that the target or sequence should change.

Illustrative example—not a claimed client engagement or outcome.

Resources and proof

Use something practical before deciding what comes next.

The resources combine practical career decision tools with a dated, evidence-backed record of Mallet’s own transitions and opportunity history. They do not promise a recruiting, promotion, admission, or compensation outcome.

Make a career move

Build career capital

Career optionality in practice

General decision tools

Bring one career decision.

Share the target, evidence, constraint, and choice that feels stuck.

Bring one career decision