Landing your first job is hard. Keeping it, growing in it, and eventually getting paid what you're worth is harder. These are the apps that actually help you build the career skills nobody teaches in school.
Best for learning career fundamentals (negotiation, interviews, professional skills): ProjectAdulting. Best for job discovery: LinkedIn + Handshake. Best for networking: LinkedIn.
Most people leave tens of thousands of dollars on the table over a career because they never learned how to negotiate. ProjectAdulting has dedicated lessons on: how to research your market rate, what to say when an offer comes in, how to negotiate without seeming ungrateful, and how to ask for raises once you're hired. It's the preparation most people skip.
ProjectAdulting covers the fundamentals — behavioral interview questions (STAR method), how to research a company before an interview, what to ask the interviewer, how to send a follow-up, and what to do if you get rejected. LinkedIn is the tool for actually finding opportunities and networking with hiring managers.
ProjectAdulting covers workplace communication, how to handle feedback professionally, meeting etiquette, email writing, and how to build your professional reputation early in a career. Not corporate training — practical skills for young professionals navigating their first real job.
Yes. ProjectAdulting's salary negotiation lessons walk you through the exact process: when to bring up salary, how to anchor high, how to handle counteroffers, and what to do if the number doesn't move. It's one of the highest-ROI skills you can learn — a single negotiation can be worth thousands per year.
Career skills + money + home + health. All in one app. $4.99/month.
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