The experience was never the problem.
Across career centers, classrooms, and coaching sessions, the same pattern kept appearing: capable people underselling real accomplishments. The student who "helped out at events" had actually led a record-breaking fundraiser. The career changer "starting over" was carrying fifteen years of transferable skills. The distance between what people have done and how they communicate it quietly costs interviews, offers, and confidence. We named that distance the Articulation Gap, and we built a firm to close it.