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Daniel's career report

Daniel is not a real person. We wrote the resume and the answers, then ran them through TeaKo. Everything below is what TeaKo wrote back. The companies and jobs are real.

The report, companies and jobs as they stood on November 2, 2026.

The shape of your answers

Your own answers in ink, what a field or an employer usually expects in pencil. Tap a name or its icon to see what it means. The same icons label the smaller charts further down.

  • What draws you in

    Engineering — figuring out how things should workfiguring out how things should workEngineeringMath — working with numbers and patternsworking with numbers and patternsMathSocial Science — understanding people and what drives themunderstanding people and what drives themSocialScienceDesign — shaping how things look and feel to useshaping how things look and feel to useDesignWriting — putting things into wordsputting things into wordsWritingManagement — organizing people and workorganizing people and workManagementSales & Marketing — getting people interested in an idea or productgetting people interested in an idea or productSales &MarketingFinance & Accounting — managing money and keeping the numbers straightmanaging money and keeping the numbers straightFinance &AccountingComputer Programming — building softwarebuilding softwareComputerProgramming

    Dashed: what Management Consulting usually expects.

  • What you want from work

    Achievement — work you can point at and feel proud ofwork you can point at and feel proud ofAchievementIndependence — room to make your own decisionsroom to make your own decisionsIndependenceRecognition — getting somewhere, and being recognized for itgetting somewhere, and being recognized for itRecognitionRelationships — colleagues you get on with, and work that helps peoplecolleagues you get on with, and work that helps peopleRelationshipsSupport — managers who back their people upmanagers who back their people upSupportWorking conditions — steady, well-run conditions you can rely onsteady, well-run conditions you can rely onWorkingconditions

  • How you work

    Achievement Orientation — setting hard goals and pushing to hit themsetting hard goals and pushing to hit themAchievementOrientationAttention to Detail — getting the details rightgetting the details rightAttentionto DetailCooperation — working well alongside other peopleworking well alongside other peopleCooperationDependability — being the one others can count onbeing the one others can count onDependabilityInitiative — starting things without being askedstarting things without being askedInitiativeInnovation — finding new ways of doing thingsfinding new ways of doing thingsInnovationIntellectual Curiosity — digging into ideas for their own sakedigging into ideas for their own sakeIntellectualCuriosityLeadership Orientation — taking charge and directing otherstaking charge and directing othersLeadershipOrientationPerseverance — sticking with hard problemssticking with hard problemsPerseverance

    Dashed: how Management Consulting usually gets done.

You finish what you take on

You are someone who closes loops. You keep your work tidy and in order. You finish what you start. When you say you'll do something, it gets done.

You also stay level when things are unclear. Uncertainty doesn't tend to make you tense, and setbacks don't seem to flatten you. You work at a steady pace rather than a frantic one. Eight years of consulting, mostly on digital transformation, suits that. Long, messy change programs reward someone who keeps going without getting rattled.

You're drawn to every side of a product

Running work and the people doing it pulls at you strongly. So does working with numbers. Understanding why people behave the way they do draws you in too.

Working out how something should be designed matters to you. So does convincing people to buy into something. Even writing code pulls at you. Meanwhile, art and hands-on trades barely register.

That spread is close to the shape of product work. It sits where the numbers, the users, the design and the pitch all meet. Your pull toward it looks real, not borrowed.

You'd own the product more than the room

You're aiming at product management so you can own something end to end. Your interests back that up. Your working style is a little more mixed.

Product work runs on getting teams to agree. Speaking up and taking the lead in a room isn't much like you. That doesn't rule anything out. It does mean the alignment part of the job may cost you more effort than the planning part.

Your steadiness and follow-through are a real counterweight. Teams trust the person whose plans actually land. Just go in knowing which half of the job will feel natural.

You want something that's yours to finish

What matters most to you at work is accomplishing something you can stand behind. Room to make your own calls comes right after that.

Praise and comfortable conditions sit at the bottom. You're not chasing applause or an easy seat. That lines up neatly with why you want this move. Advising on a product leaves the outcome in someone else's hands. Owning one puts it in yours.

You can build the data or own the product

Your answers support your goal, but they also open a second route. Both are honest ones.

The first is to become the person who builds. Most of the fields below share one idea: making the data systems yourself rather than advising on them. That uses your pull toward numbers and code. It also fits how orderly and steady you are. The chapters below make the case for each.

The second is the move you already named: product management, which is on your list too. You could tilt it toward products that are heavy on data and analytics, in health or government tech. There, your product analytics background and comfort with numbers carry real weight. That can lighten how much the job leans on leading the room.

Career paths

Career direction map

Experience overlap →LimitedSomeStrongStrongSomeLittleInterest alignment →AmbitiouspivotsWorth thestretchBest placesto startExploratorypivotsPromisingdirectionsPracticaloptionsOutside yourfocusBack-burneroptionsFamiliaralternativesAnalytics EngineeringAnalytics EngineeringData EngineeringData EngineeringProduct ManagementProduct ManagementMachine Learning EngineeringMachine Learning EngineeringData AnalysisData AnalysisFinancial Planning & AnalysisFinancial Planning & AnalysisRevenue OperationsRevenue OperationsCorporate StrategyCorporate StrategyBusiness AnalysisBusiness AnalysisPerformance MarketingMarketing StrategySolutions ArchitectureTradingTradingBackend EngineeringBackend EngineeringEmbedded SystemsFrontend EngineeringFrontend EngineeringYou today · Senior Consultant, Digital TransformationYou today

Green dots are your natural paths. Grey dots are the other careers written about below. Faint dots also suit you. A faint dot without a name had no room; tap it for the name.

Main takeaway

Product Management is a natural next step for you

Your goal: Move into product management and own a product end to end

Your answers point to Product Management, Data Analysis and Corporate Strategy. Product Management is the seat where you finish what you start. Start with the jobs under it.

Start with Product Management

What you told us you want

is the seat where you finish what you start.

A step toward Analytics Engineering

What draws you in
Engineering — figuring out how things should workMath — working with numbers and patternsSocial Science — understanding people and what drives themDesign — shaping how things look and feel to useWriting — putting things into wordsManagement — organizing people and workSales & Marketing — getting people interested in an idea or productFinance & Accounting — managing money and keeping the numbers straightComputer Programming — building software
How you work
Achievement Orientation — setting hard goals and pushing to hit themAttention to Detail — getting the details rightCooperation — working well alongside other peopleDependability — being the one others can count onInitiative — starting things without being askedInnovation — finding new ways of doing thingsIntellectual Curiosity — digging into ideas for their own sakeLeadership Orientation — taking charge and directing othersPerseverance — sticking with hard problems

Dashed: what Product Management usually looks like.

You want to own a product from start to finish instead of advising on one. Your resume already does much of the work: discovery, product owner duty on a federal portal, and a pilot shipped with a designer and five engineers. You like pitching ideas, working out how things should work, and writing software, and the job runs on all three. The costly part is leading a room, which is not much like you. Your plans land, and that earns trust where a loud voice does not. Roadmap planning, prioritization and A/B testing aren't on your resume yet, and wireframing isn't either.

Jobs for you now

  • ProductProduct Management

    IT Product Manager

    FordDearborn, Michigan, United States · Hybrid
    5+ yrs·$115K–$193K
    • ·Product Development & Delivery (Front End):
    • ·Demonstrated experience owning the product lifecycle end-to-end (product vision, discovery, road mapping, backlog…
    • ·Understanding of modern front-end architectures, APIs, and cross-product integration patterns to effectively communicate…

    Hard skills

    AgileJira
    Posted: Oct 23, 2026
  • ProductProduct Management

    Senior Product Manager

    Healthcare · SoftwareUnited States · Remote
    5+ yrs·135K–152K USD
    • ·You will own product strategy and execution, turn customer needs into clear priorities, lead cross-functional teams from…
    • ·Experience shipping and evaluating an AI-powered product capability in production is preferred.
    • ·Demonstrated success with customer-facing products, complex workflows, and product strategy, with the ability to understand…

    Hard skills

    Agile
    Posted: Oct 30, 2026
  • ProductProduct Management

    Product Owner

    IT & Software InfrastructureUnited States · Hybrid
    10+ yrs·$143K–$190K
    • ·Hands-on experience with data requirements, including working with analytics teams to define data models, reporting structures,…
    • ·Experience working with Commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) products such as Appian, Salesforce, or Pega.
    • ·Knowledge of integrating applications with enterprise data solutions or low-code platforms like Appian.

    Hard skills

    AgileConfluenceJiraPower BISQLSalesforceScrumTableau
    Posted: Oct 28, 2026

Where you already are

gives you steady, varied work, but leaves outcomes with the client.

What draws you in
Engineering — figuring out how things should workMath — working with numbers and patternsSocial Science — understanding people and what drives themDesign — shaping how things look and feel to useWriting — putting things into wordsManagement — organizing people and workSales & Marketing — getting people interested in an idea or productFinance & Accounting — managing money and keeping the numbers straightComputer Programming — building software
How you work
Achievement Orientation — setting hard goals and pushing to hit themAttention to Detail — getting the details rightCooperation — working well alongside other peopleDependability — being the one others can count onInitiative — starting things without being askedInnovation — finding new ways of doing thingsIntellectual Curiosity — digging into ideas for their own sakeLeadership Orientation — taking charge and directing othersPerseverance — sticking with hard problems

Dashed: what Management Consulting usually looks like.

As a Senior Consultant, Digital Transformation, you use your steadiness on long, messy programs. Your work is organised and you finish it. That is what this field runs on. What it withholds is what you put first: work you can point at as yours. You also want room to make your own calls. Advice usually ends where the client's decision begins. A consulting firm that works close to delivery would give you more ownership. Fireclay Partners is hiring in this field, and so is Privia Health.

Natural paths

rewards your love of numbers and your tidy habits.

A step toward Analytics Engineering

What draws you in
Engineering — figuring out how things should workMath — working with numbers and patternsSocial Science — understanding people and what drives themDesign — shaping how things look and feel to useWriting — putting things into wordsManagement — organizing people and workSales & Marketing — getting people interested in an idea or productFinance & Accounting — managing money and keeping the numbers straightComputer Programming — building software
How you work
Achievement Orientation — setting hard goals and pushing to hit themAttention to Detail — getting the details rightCooperation — working well alongside other peopleDependability — being the one others can count onInitiative — starting things without being askedInnovation — finding new ways of doing thingsIntellectual Curiosity — digging into ideas for their own sakeLeadership Orientation — taking charge and directing othersPerseverance — sticking with hard problems

Dashed: what Data Analysis usually looks like.

You like numbers, you like organising work, and you like understanding why people act as they do. Analyst work asks for all three, because every dashboard answers a question about people. You have already built a Tableau dashboard that program leadership reviewed monthly. You also sized demand with SQL and Excel for a state agency. Digging into ideas for their own sake is not much like you, but analyst work is about answers, not wandering. It also moves you toward Analytics Engineering. Looker, PowerBI and ETL aren't on your resume yet.

keeps your analysis and puts you inside one company.

A step toward Analytics Engineering

What draws you in
Engineering — figuring out how things should workMath — working with numbers and patternsSocial Science — understanding people and what drives themDesign — shaping how things look and feel to useWriting — putting things into wordsManagement — organizing people and workSales & Marketing — getting people interested in an idea or productFinance & Accounting — managing money and keeping the numbers straightComputer Programming — building software
How you work
Achievement Orientation — setting hard goals and pushing to hit themAttention to Detail — getting the details rightCooperation — working well alongside other peopleDependability — being the one others can count onInitiative — starting things without being askedInnovation — finding new ways of doing thingsIntellectual Curiosity — digging into ideas for their own sakeLeadership Orientation — taking charge and directing othersPerseverance — sticking with hard problems

Dashed: what Corporate Strategy usually looks like.

Strategy work is advice with a home address. You write the business case, then stay to see the company act on it. That answers part of why you want to leave advising. You enjoy numbers and money, and you like organising people and work. Your SQL and Excel analysis for the state agency is the same raw material. Financial modeling and competitive analysis aren't on your resume yet. Go-to-market and M&A basics aren't either. The seat also leads toward Analytics Engineering.

turns the requirements work you already do into your whole job.

A step toward Analytics Engineering

What draws you in
Engineering — figuring out how things should workMath — working with numbers and patternsSocial Science — understanding people and what drives themDesign — shaping how things look and feel to useWriting — putting things into wordsManagement — organizing people and workSales & Marketing — getting people interested in an idea or productFinance & Accounting — managing money and keeping the numbers straightComputer Programming — building software
How you work
Achievement Orientation — setting hard goals and pushing to hit themAttention to Detail — getting the details rightCooperation — working well alongside other peopleDependability — being the one others can count onInitiative — starting things without being askedInnovation — finding new ways of doing thingsIntellectual Curiosity — digging into ideas for their own sakeLeadership Orientation — taking charge and directing othersPerseverance — sticking with hard problems

Dashed: what Business Analysis usually looks like.

You have written requirements, run interviews with clinical staff, and coordinated testing with sixty agency staff. Business analysis is that, done daily. People who can be counted on are valued here, and you are one. The harder part is working alongside others and directing them, which do not come easily to you. The role leans on writing and mapping more than on commanding a room. It is also a stop on the way to Analytics Engineering. Process mapping and user stories aren't on your resume yet, nor is Visio or Lucidchart.

Gaps to close

lets you build the data rather than advise on it.

What draws you in
Engineering — figuring out how things should workMath — working with numbers and patternsSocial Science — understanding people and what drives themDesign — shaping how things look and feel to useWriting — putting things into wordsManagement — organizing people and workSales & Marketing — getting people interested in an idea or productFinance & Accounting — managing money and keeping the numbers straightComputer Programming — building software
How you work
Achievement Orientation — setting hard goals and pushing to hit themAttention to Detail — getting the details rightCooperation — working well alongside other peopleDependability — being the one others can count onInitiative — starting things without being askedInnovation — finding new ways of doing thingsIntellectual Curiosity — digging into ideas for their own sakeLeadership Orientation — taking charge and directing othersPerseverance — sticking with hard problems

Dashed: what Analytics Engineering usually looks like.

This work joins three things you like: numbers, code and shaping how something works for the person using it. Clean, documented models are a design problem as much as a technical one. Your attention to detail suits it, and so does your SQL. Your usability testing habit carries over to testing data. The bridge is the warehouse stack. Snowflake or Redshift, ETL/ELT and Git aren't on your resume yet. Learning them on a small project is a clear first step.

puts your care with numbers behind a company's plans.

What draws you in
Engineering — figuring out how things should workMath — working with numbers and patternsSocial Science — understanding people and what drives themDesign — shaping how things look and feel to useWriting — putting things into wordsManagement — organizing people and workSales & Marketing — getting people interested in an idea or productFinance & Accounting — managing money and keeping the numbers straightComputer Programming — building software
How you work
Achievement Orientation — setting hard goals and pushing to hit themAttention to Detail — getting the details rightCooperation — working well alongside other peopleDependability — being the one others can count onInitiative — starting things without being askedInnovation — finding new ways of doing thingsIntellectual Curiosity — digging into ideas for their own sakeLeadership Orientation — taking charge and directing othersPerseverance — sticking with hard problems

Dashed: what Financial Planning & Analysis usually looks like.

You like money, numbers, and organising people and work. Planning cycles reward steady follow-through, and you finish what you start. Your Excel analysis is a real base. The gap is the finance vocabulary and method. Forecasting, variance analysis, valuation and FP&A practice aren't on your resume yet. It is a move away from product, so it fits only if the numbers matter more to you than the product.

Your floor fits senior product roles

For owning a product end to end, your $145,000 floor sits below the middle of what's posted. The search looked at live jobs in Washington or remote in the United States. Only 333 of 546 posted pay, and 298 of those met your floor. The middle of posted pay was $190,000.

Level is what decides it. At senior level, 187 of 213 met your floor. At director, principal or staff level, 99 of 100 did. Mid level was thin, with 1 of 4. Since a similar level suits you, senior roles are the natural target.

Healthcare companies posted plenty at your floor, with 35 of 40 meeting it. Software and IT companies were stronger still, at 62 of 66. Company size made little difference.

  • 333 of 546 jobs post pay · 298 meet your floor · middle posted pay 190,000 USD a year

Companies where you’d thrive

Companies hiring for your roles come first, then ones that have hired for them before. The quotes are the company’s own words from their site. We match on what they say they offer, not on what we think of them.

  • GC AIProfessional Services · Software9 open jobs

    GC AI: a legal software company built around craft

    GC AI makes an AI platform for in-house lawyers, covering contract drafting, document review and legal research. It says it wants to "perfect our crafts over time" and make each launch "more delightful." Your results put finishing what you start and keeping work in order near the top. A place that talks about steady refinement is a room to decide you want.

    • Hiring now: Revenue Operations Manager
    “1% improvement every day adds up - 38X in a year! We commit to making each launch more delightful, every system faster, and each customer experience more beautiful.”

    GC AI provides an AI-powered legal platform built for in-house lawyers and corporate legal teams. The platform supports contract drafting, document review, legal research, redlining, playbooks, and workflow automation. Its features include verifiable citations, Microsoft Word integration, skill libraries, agent connectors, and API access. GC AI serves legal and compliance teams globally.

  • RaydarProfessional Services · Services22 open jobs

    Raydar: a talent and strategy firm for growing companies

    Raydar calls itself a talent and strategic solutions firm. It helps companies with team development and strategic hiring, and it lists principles such as "deliver excellence" and "think long-term." Its work is advising other organizations, so it keeps you close to the consulting role you want to leave. Weigh that against your wish to own a product.

    • Hiring now: Product Manager
    “deliver excellence keep it real decode industry trends champion MVPs excel in emotional intelligence think long-term understand startup dynamics elevate innovation read between the lines”

    Raydar describes itself as a talent and strategic solutions firm that connects world-class talent to growing organizations and assists companies with team development and strategic hiring. It says it works closely with clients to understand their unique needs and goals and develop customized plans to help them grow. The company lists a set of guiding phrases (e.g., 'deliver excellence', 'keep it real', 'think long-term') presented as its principles.

  • VerilyHealthcare · Software30 open jobs
    Achievement — work you can point at and feel proud ofIndependence — room to make your own decisionsRecognition — getting somewhere, and being recognized for itRelationships — colleagues you get on with, and work that helps peopleSupport — managers who back their people upWorking conditions — steady, well-run conditions you can rely on
    Yours in ink, theirs in pencil. Their own words, not a measurement of them.

    Verily: precision health built on complex health data

    Verily builds precision health products that turn complex health data into tools for research, care and patient outcomes. It describes a culture built on values like "Respect Individuals." You want health tech, and your background includes healthcare software and product analytics. That is the room to decide you want.

    • Hiring now: Product Manager
    “our culture reflects the actions, behaviors and mindsets that stem from living our values every day in how we Innovate Healthcare and Technology, Gain Velocity as One Verily, and Respect Individuals”

    Verily develops precision health solutions that transform complex health data for research, care, and improved patient outcomes. Its offerings include the AI-native Verily Pre platform, personalized health services, clinical research solutions, and population health monitoring. The company serves researchers, healthcare organizations, care providers, and patients.

  • Fireclay Partners2 open jobs

    Fireclay Partners: a fast-moving investment bank that prizes execution

    Fireclay Partners is a veteran-owned investment bank and advisory firm in Kansas City. It calls its approach "disciplined, decisive, results-driven" and says it holds execution as the standard. Your follow-through suits that language. Its work is finance advisory, though, not the product ownership you named.

    • Hiring now: Management Consultant
    “Relentless Pursuit of Excellence”

    Fireclay Partners describes itself as a veteran-owned, Kansas City-based investment bank and strategic advisory firm. It says it takes a disciplined, decisive, results-driven approach and tailors its financial solutions to each client. On its careers page it says it is building an institution that moves faster and holds execution as the standard.

  • Privia HealthHealthcare24 open jobs
    Achievement — work you can point at and feel proud ofIndependence — room to make your own decisionsRecognition — getting somewhere, and being recognized for itRelationships — colleagues you get on with, and work that helps peopleSupport — managers who back their people upWorking conditions — steady, well-run conditions you can rely on
    Yours in ink, theirs in pencil. Their own words, not a measurement of them.

    Privia Health: helping physician practices move to value-based care

    Privia Health supports private practices and physician groups as they shift to value-based care. It says it aims to "maintain physician autonomy" and reduce administrative burdens. You want health tech and room to make your own calls. A company that protects autonomy for its clinicians is the room to decide you want.

    • Hiring now: Analytics Engineer
    • Hiring now: Product Manager
    • Hiring now: Revenue Operations Manager
    • Hiring now: Management Consultant
    “Maintain physician autonomy”

    Privia Health is a physician-centered healthcare organization that supports private practices, physician groups, and health systems. It helps clinicians transition to value-based care through population health, payer contracting, revenue cycle management, and team-based support. The company serves primary care, specialty care, women’s health, pediatrics, and other healthcare organizations across the United States. Its model is designed to improve patient outcomes, reduce administrative burdens, and preserve physician autonomy.

  • PfizerBiotech & Pharma · Products134 open jobs
    Achievement — work you can point at and feel proud ofIndependence — room to make your own decisionsRecognition — getting somewhere, and being recognized for itRelationships — colleagues you get on with, and work that helps peopleSupport — managers who back their people upWorking conditions — steady, well-run conditions you can rely on
    Yours in ink, theirs in pencil. Their own words, not a measurement of them.

    Pfizer: a global drugmaker that asks people to speak up

    Pfizer discovers, develops and delivers medicines and vaccines worldwide. It says it wants people to "speak up, and be decisive," and to "agree who does what, and measure our outcomes." Speaking up is the half of product work that costs you more. The second phrase, clear roles and measured results, plays to your planning strength.

    • Hiring now: Product Manager
    • Hiring now: Marketing Strategist
    • Hiring now: Management Consultant
    “Breakthroughs start by challenging convention, especially in the face of uncertainty or adversity. This happens when we think big, speak up, and are decisive.”

    Pfizer is a global biopharmaceutical company that discovers, develops, manufactures, and delivers medicines and vaccines. Its research focuses on internal medicine, inflammation and immunology, vaccines, and oncology. Pfizer also supports clinical trials, medicine safety, global manufacturing, patient assistance, and healthcare partnerships.

  • KKRFinance & Insurance · Services31 open jobs
    Achievement — work you can point at and feel proud ofIndependence — room to make your own decisionsRecognition — getting somewhere, and being recognized for itRelationships — colleagues you get on with, and work that helps peopleSupport — managers who back their people upWorking conditions — steady, well-run conditions you can rely on
    Yours in ink, theirs in pencil. Their own words, not a measurement of them.

    KKR: a global investment firm with an ownership streak

    KKR is a global investment firm working across private equity, credit, infrastructure and real estate. It tells staff "Remember, People are Counting on Us" and points to equity shared with employees at its portfolio companies. That is a large firm with a sense of weight on its work. It sits in finance, which is outside the health and government fields you named.

    • Hiring now: Product Manager
    • Hiring now: Data Analyst
    • Hiring now: Marketing Strategist
    • Hiring now: Revenue Operations Manager
    • Hiring now: Management Consultant
    “Earn Like & Trust Every Day”

    KKR is a global investment firm providing alternative asset management, capital markets, and insurance solutions. Its investment capabilities span private equity, private credit, infrastructure, real estate, liquid credit, and strategic partnerships. KKR serves institutional investors, wealth clients, families, entrepreneurs, and portfolio companies worldwide.

  • PerplexityIT & Software Infrastructure · Software29 open jobs
    Achievement — work you can point at and feel proud ofIndependence — room to make your own decisionsRecognition — getting somewhere, and being recognized for itRelationships — colleagues you get on with, and work that helps peopleSupport — managers who back their people upWorking conditions — steady, well-run conditions you can rely on
    Yours in ink, theirs in pencil. Their own words, not a measurement of them.

    Perplexity: an AI answer engine where work has a clear owner

    Perplexity runs an AI answer engine that gives sourced responses to people's questions. It says "anything important enough to do is important enough for someone to own" and that it builds "with precision and pride." You want to own a product end to end. That is the room to decide you want. It also says it acts "with urgency," which is a faster pace than your steady one.

    • Hiring now: Analytics Engineer
    • Hiring now: Product Manager
    • Hiring now: Revenue Operations Manager
    “We build with precision and pride, knowing the world is judging every detail of what we produce.”

    Perplexity is an AI-powered answer engine and search platform that provides conversational responses to user questions. It searches and synthesizes information from web sources in real time, with inline citations for verification. The company serves users seeking research, discovery, and information retrieval across a broad range of topics.

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