Why This Game Matters:
In every career, there are two résumés. The typed one you send. And the talked-about one you earn. The typed résumé gets you in the door—but your reputation decides if the door stays open.

How to Play:

1. Build Your Paper Résumé – Start with the “perfect-on-paper” life: drag and drop a few over-the-top credentials, jaw-dropping titles, and impressive-but-maybe-slightly-ridiculous achievements into your résumé. It’s fun, it’s flashy, but here’s the catch—it’s only the surface.
2. Build Your Reputation Résumé – Make real-world choices in short scenarios. Each decision adds (or subtracts) points in your “Reputation Account.”
3. See Your Combined Score – At the end, compare your typed strengths with the talked-about impact you’ve made.

What You’ll Learn:

• How small moments—good or bad—can outweigh big credentials.
• The power of deposits and withdrawals in your “reputation account.”
• Why the last thing you did (and how you made people feel) sticks the longest.

Pro Tip:
Don’t just aim for “looking good.” Aim for being someone people want on their team. This is the résumé you can’t type, but everyone’s already reading.