What is career storytelling?
Career storytelling is the practice of using specific moments from your experience to communicate who you are, what you bring, and where you're headed. At Revision Learning, we teach it through the Moments Method®, a neuroscience-based framework that helps professionals stand out in interviews, networking conversations, and career transitions.
How do I answer "tell me about yourself" in an interview?
Most people answer this question by reciting their resume. That's a missed opportunity. The strongest answers tell a short, specific story: a moment that reveals who you are and what you bring. We help professionals build what we call a Career Story — the thread that ties your experience together — so you have a clear, compelling answer ready when it matters most.
What is the SEC framework?
SEC stands for Skills, Experience, and Character, the three dimensions every great career story communicates. Skills are the abilities you've developed through your work. Experience is the specific moments and contexts that shaped you. Character is the values and ways of working that make you distinctly you. The SEC framework helps you make sure your stories communicate all three.
Can career storytelling help me change careers?
Yes. Career transitions are one of the most common reasons people work with us. When you're switching paths, you need to help people connect the dots across roles and industries that don't fit a traditional progression. Career storytelling helps you reframe your experience so it makes sense to someone outside your current field, and makes the case for why you're the right fit for where you're headed next.
Can career storytelling help with networking?
Absolutely. Networking conversations often fall flat because people lead with job titles and credentials instead of specific moments. A good career story turns a networking conversation into a real connection. It also gives you something concrete to say when someone asks "what are you working on?" or "what's next for you?"
Can I use career storytelling on my resume and LinkedIn too?
Yes. Career storytelling isn't a replacement for your resume or LinkedIn, it's a skill that strengthens them. The same storytelling principles that help you answer "tell me about yourself" can help you write a more memorable LinkedIn About section, craft specific and vivid resume bullets, or write a cover letter that actually sounds like you. Anywhere a story makes you more memorable or persuasive, these skills apply.
Can I choose which coach I work with?
Yes. At checkout, you can indicate your coach preference. You'll generally work with the same coach throughout the process, so you'll build a real relationship with someone who knows your stories and your voice. All Revision Learning coaches are experienced storytelling educators trained in the Moments Method®. Meet our coaches →
Who does Revision Learning work with?
We work with professionals at every stage: people starting out in their first job or internship, people changing paths or industries, and senior leaders sharpening the narrative that opens the next door. We also partner with universities, workforce development organizations, employers, and mission-driven nonprofits to deliver career storytelling programs at scale. Learn about organization programs →
Still have questions?
We're happy to help. Reach out to us at hello@learnrevision.com and we'll get back to you as soon as we can.
