Career guidance

Surabhi Devgun

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Career guidance
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30 mins

In this call, I will address in detail any query you may have regarding your career, any obstacles you may be facing and help you gain clarity on further steps to take and decisions to make when it comes to your planning your career.


Getting a job today requires more than learning skills — it’s about how you present, position, and prove your abilities to recruiters.

I help students and early-career professionals amplify their chances of getting shortlisted by focusing on clarity, practical projects, and smart positioning — not generic advice.

With this one-on-one guidance, we’ll work on:

Career Direction & Role Clarity


We’ll identify roles that align with your background, interests, and current skill level, so you stop applying blindly and focus on the right opportunities.

Project Strategy That Recruiters Value


I’ll help you decide:

What kind of project to build

What problem it should solve

Which tools to use

How to keep it simple but impactful



You’ll get a clear, executable project plan, not vague ideas.

Project Showcasing & LinkedIn Visibility


You’ll learn how to:

Showcase your project effectively on LinkedIn

Write project descriptions that recruiters understand quickly

Position your work so it increases profile visibility



Resume & Profile Positioning


We’ll align your resume and LinkedIn profile with:

Your project work

Target job descriptions

What recruiters actually look for in early candidates



Smart Job Application Strategy


I’ll guide you on:

Where and how to apply

What roles to prioritize

How to avoid common mistakes that reduce shortlisting chances



Confidence & Clarity Going Forward


You’ll leave with:

Clear next steps

A focused action plan

Better confidence in explaining your journey and work



This session is best suited for candidates who are willing to build, execute, and improve, not just collect advice.

Let’s work together to turn your efforts into visible, job-ready proof that recruiters can’t ignore