Why I Built Tenurr: A Private Career Ledger and Document Vault for Engineers (And Solved "Career Amnesia")
The article discusses the creation of Tenurr, a private career ledger and document vault designed for engineers. It addresses the issue of 'Career Amnesia,' where professionals forget their contributions due to scattered documentation. Tenurr aims to provide a structured way to log work and prepare for job applications while ensuring privacy and security.
- ▪Tenurr is designed to help tech professionals document their work history and contributions securely.
- ▪The platform features a self-sovereign work ledger, AI appraisal compiler, and a Google Drive documents vault.
- ▪Tenurr aims to eliminate the anxiety of forgetting past achievements during job hunts and performance reviews.
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