In today’s competitive job market—especially in New York City—resumes alone aren’t enough. Storytelling helps you stand out by making your skills and values memorable, authentic, and compelling. Learn how to use stories in interviews, networking, and applications—and why practicing in community can give you the confidence to shine.

Most people stumble when asked, “What’s your story?” But a clear, confident career story can change everything—from interviews to networking to self-worth. Learn why storytelling matters in your career and how to craft a narrative that opens doors, builds trust, and reflects who you truly are.

In mission-driven fields like education and nonprofits, your resume isn’t the whole story, and it shouldn’t be. Career storytelling helps you connect your skills, experiences and character to the work you want to do. It builds trust, shows authenticity, and makes you memorable. In this post, we’ll break down why storytelling matters, when to use it, and how to tell your story in a way that resonates.