Knowledge
- Measure your real level with a diagnostic
- The AI series, station by station
- Prove it with a certificate
Compass
The knowledge, social and strategy paths run across the same map. You see where you stand, and you never have to hunt for the next step.
What is Compass?
There is no shortage of career advice, and nearly all of it says the same thing to everyone. Compass does the opposite: it measures where you actually stand, then shows one next step. The knowledge, social and strategy paths advance on the same map — because they all belong to the same person.
The diagnostic asks not only how many you got right but how sure you were on each one. The gap between what you think you know and what you know is the real surprise for most people.
The weakest edge of your career and social triangles decides which stop the map recommends. One step at a time — not a long to-do list.
The Enneagram, sixteen types and the Big Five. All three are free, and the result screen states plainly how much evidence each framework actually has.
Every stop leaves behind something you can show. Hiring rewards the work sample over the claim; the journey is built around that.
Uploading a résumé and sharing social details are optional; the map and the tests work without either. Your results live in your browser and move to your account if you open one. The free part is genuinely free — payment applies only to the Detailed Career Report and mentorship.
An optional résumé, a target posting and a 60-item personality inventory. The map works even if you fill in none of it; the triangles sharpen as you do.
The career triangle measures résumé–goal–personality; the social one measures personality–activity–résumé. The weakest edge is drawn dashed and in red.
The weak edge decides which stop on the map is “recommended”. The bridges between the three paths mark the moves that advance two wings at once.