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Choose the story you want to make clearer
Start with the role, field, or transition you want to explain. This keeps early branches useful and prevents a list of unrelated keywords from taking over.
02
Add three kinds of branches
Mix capability branches with experience and output branches. Skills explain what you can do, while projects and work show how you applied it.
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Write evidence in plain language
For each important branch, name the context, your contribution, and the result. A short, specific explanation is often more useful than a long attachment list.
04
Review the tree like a visitor
Check whether a new person can find your strongest signals quickly. Remove duplication, clarify vague names, and keep the first screen focused.