Career Guidance

8-week curriculum

What the student does each week.

Week 1

Career narrowing and decision-making

Goal: Narrow down to 1 or 2 serious career paths.

Work: Clarify interests, strengths, constraints, and what tradeoffs make sense.

Support: Pressure-test options and decide what is actually worth pursuing.

Output: A clear direction to build the rest of the search around.

Week 2

Industry and role research

Goal: Understand the industry, role, and pathway well enough to act intelligently.

Work: Research what the role is, how teams work, and what strong candidates signal.

Support: Turn raw research into a sharper point of view on what to target.

Output: A role and industry brief.

Week 3

Top 10 target company map

Goal: Build a top-10 list of companies worth real effort.

Work: Evaluate fit, role relevance, recruiting timing, and upside.

Support: Rank the list and decide where energy should go first.

Output: A prioritized target company map.

Week 4

Resume and personal positioning

Goal: Make the student easier to understand and easier to take seriously.

Work: Refine resume bullets, key stories, and overall positioning.

Support: Resume editing and sharper framing for applications and conversations.

Output: A better resume and clearer personal story.

Week 5

Networking system and outreach plan

Goal: Turn networking into a weekly system.

Work: Build a list of people, target outreach volume, and follow-up structure.

Support: Custom messaging and targeted contact discovery and outreach systems.

Output: A weekly networking plan with real targets.

Week 6

Applications and pipeline management

Goal: Build an application process that is organized and consistent.

Work: Track applications, follow-ups, and active opportunities.

Support: Prioritize where to apply and how to manage the pipeline.

Output: A live job pipeline the student can run every week.

Week 7

Interview preparation and live process support

Goal: Get better at interviews before and during live processes.

Work: Practice role-specific questions, tighten stories, and improve delivery.

Support: Interview prep, story refinement, and live-process decision support.

Output: A stronger interview story bank and process strategy.

Week 8

Offer strategy, negotiation, and first-90-days best practices

Goal: Handle offers well and start the job with better judgment.

Work: Evaluate offers, prepare for negotiations, and understand how to operate well early on.

Support: Negotiation strategy and first-90-days best practices.

Output: An offer plan, negotiation plan, and early-career operating framework.

Core support

What Jonah is actually helping with during the 8 weeks.

Positioning and materials

Resume editing, stronger story framing, and tighter positioning for outreach and interviews.

Outreach systems

Custom LinkedIn and email messaging, weekly networking targets, and a repeatable outreach process.

Interview and live process support

Prep before interviews and active guidance while the student is in real processes.

Network support

Relevant relationships may be activated where appropriate across companies like Google, JPMorgan, Coinbase, Anthropic, OpenAI, and BlackRock.

Offer strategy

Offer evaluation and negotiation strategy to help students improve outcomes thoughtfully.

Career best practices

How to build momentum, judgment, and professionalism once the job is secured.

Network support

Network help can matter, but the process comes first.

This course is not built around promises of introductions. It is built around helping the student become a stronger candidate. When relevant, Jonah may help activate parts of his network, but the student still needs a real target list, strong outreach, and solid execution.

Playbook FAQ

Practical questions.

Is this the actual student portal?

No. This page is a public curriculum preview that explains what the program covers and how the 8-week structure works.

Are you guaranteeing introductions, offers, or compensation gains?

No. The program includes strategy, preparation, network support where appropriate, and negotiation guidance, but it does not guarantee specific outcomes.

Who gets the most value from the Playbook?

Students who are coachable, ambitious, and serious enough to execute a weekly system rather than just collect advice.

Next step

Start with a discovery call.

That is the fastest way to figure out whether the Playbook fits the student's goals, timeline, and target path.