For career coaches
You already know how to coach. What you don’t have is sight of ten searches at once — who has gone quiet, who is off their plan, and whether last week’s advice was ever acted on. Vector gives you the record instead of the retelling.
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Who needs you today, ranked.
Risk signals, overdue actions and eight weeks of activity across your caseload — the clients most likely to need you at the top, and anyone going quiet flagged while there is still time to act.
A coach's week
All of it is in the product today.
Open the one that matters
Readiness, active pursuits, overdue actions and risk signals for every client you're assigned — ordered by who is most likely to need you today, not alphabetically.
What to notice
Stalled searches, clients off their plan and ones who haven't signed in surface on their own. You find out in week two, not week five.
Coach the record, not the retelling
Their pursuits, contacts, dossiers, applications and interviews — what actually happened, with dates. Including who they know and what has gone out on their behalf.
What to notice
You stop spending the first fifteen minutes of a call reconstructing the fortnight.
Say it once, in the right place
Draft privately, edit, then submit. Submitted feedback becomes visible to the client and feeds their Action Plan, so your advice sits in the same list as everything else they owe.
What to notice
Drafts stay yours until you send them. Nothing you are still thinking about is visible to anyone.
Ask, with a date on it
Ask a client for something by a day. It appears on their Action Plan named as yours — “Marcus asked you to rewrite your summary” — and they are reminded when it comes due.
What to notice
You can see what you asked for and whether it was done, without asking again.
Open a door for them
Name the company your client wants a way into, and draft the note to their network. It waits on their Open Doors for them to read, change and send.
What to notice
It goes from their own LinkedIn or email, when they press Send. You can redraft it until they start on it; you can never send it.
Your read, kept private
A private note on a client is visible to you and nobody else — not the client, not another coach, not the firm.
What to notice
It is enforced by the API, not hidden by the page you happen to be on.
When it needs more than you
Flag a client for firm attention with a type and a reason. The firm operator acknowledges it and resolves it, and you can see where it got to.
What to notice
An escalation with a record, instead of a message in a channel.
You can see everything that produced a result, and advise on all of it. What you cannot do is act as them — no application is submitted, no message is sent, and no role is pursued or passed on except by the client. That boundary is what makes a client willing to let you see this much.
See it work
Your caseload ranked, one client’s workspace, a task with a date, a session logged and a résumé reviewed, on the real product with demo data. Watch, or take over and click around; nothing you do leaves this page.
Coach Network
Vector doesn’t coach people itself. When someone on Vector wants a human coach, they find one in the Coach Network — and ask to be introduced.
Your caseload, what each client actually did this week, and whether they did what you asked.
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