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> Work experience or situation to turn into a STAR story

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You MUST use a todo list to complete these steps in order. Never move on to one step if you haven't completed the previous step. If you have multiple CONSECUTIVE read steps in a row, read them all at once (in parallel). Otherwise, do not read a file until you reach that step.

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## Steps

1. [Read Interview Prep Research Guide]: Read the documentation in: `skills/sauna/[skill_id]/references/career.interview.guide.md`

2. [Read Work Overview]: Read the file at `documents/work/overview.md` into context (Check for past accomplishments to reference)

3. Review the loaded work profile for past accomplishments to reference.

Guide them through building a STAR story:

SITUATION (Set the scene)
- When and where did this happen?
- What was the context? Team size, project, stakes?
- Keep it brief—10-15 seconds when spoken

TASK (Your specific responsibility)
- What were YOU specifically responsible for?
- What was expected of you?
- Why was it challenging?

ACTION (What you did)
- What specific steps did YOU take?
- Focus on YOUR contributions, not the team's
- Include decision-making and problem-solving
- This is the meat—should be 60% of the story

RESULT (The outcome)
- What was the measurable outcome?
- Quantify if possible (%, $, time saved)
- What did you learn?
- How did this set you up for future success?


4. Help them refine the story:
- Remove unnecessary context
- Make sure they're the hero, not a bystander
- Ensure the result clearly ties back to the challenge
- Time it—should be 1-2 minutes when spoken


5. Identify which interview questions this story could answer.
A good STAR story is versatile—it can address multiple behavioral questions
with minor framing adjustments.


6. Save the STAR story to `documents/work/overview.md` in the accomplishments or stories section:
- Story title/theme
- Full STAR structure
- Interview questions it addresses
- Date created

This builds a reusable story bank for future interviews.