Capture current work
Record a project, action, outcome, lesson, feedback item, responsibility, or scope change while the context is still available.
Career Growth · For people with jobs
Remember the work while it is still fresh.
Career Growth is the employed-person ecosystem: a calm place to preserve wins, understand evidence gaps, and prepare for reviews, promotion, compensation conversations, expanded scope, or a thoughtful transition.
Built for someone growing in a current role—even when a job search is nowhere on the calendar.
Inside MeritLog
Make the work visible before review season.
A small capture can become a review story, a promotion case, or a better question for your next conversation.
- Capture work while fresh
- Map actions to skills
- Keep edits locked
Prepare the conversation
The planned workflow organizes confirmed evidence for review, promotion, compensation, goals, and expanded-scope decisions without guaranteeing an outcome.
Leave prepared
If a role changes, preserve permitted personal career evidence, record what you learned, and carry the same Career Memory into a transition or search.
A current-role loop
Small captures become stronger preparation.
Capture one real event from the current role, including what you did and what changed.
Link the action to the relevant project, skill, outcome, and source instead of filing a generic note.
Review stale, missing, or conflicting evidence before a career conversation creates urgency.
Build a review, promotion, compensation, or transition packet from confirmed eligible facts.
Record the user-confirmed outcome so the next recommendation begins with better context.
One shared foundation
One memory. Distinct decisions.
Career Growth, Job Search, and Market Observer stay separate enough to remain clear, while the person keeps one reviewable career record underneath them.
Protected product preview
Your career, remembered. Your next move, prepared.
Career Growth is planned behavior. This preview does not store wins, dates, compensation, or employer information.