Career Compatibility Intelligence

Your two career paths — do they compound or compete?

Most people guess. The MAPS Assessment tells you. In under 5 minutes, discover whether your two career interests secretly multiply each other — or pull in opposite directions.

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Software Developer + Photographer
10 / 12
Compounding
Your two paths are secretly multiplying each other. Lean into both — each one makes the other stronger.
M — MERGE
3 / 3
Language transfers
A — AMPLIFY
3 / 3
Growth compounds
P — POWERED-BY
2 / 3
Tools cross over
S — SUSTAIN
2 / 3
Load-bearing link
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Assessments completed
86%
Scored Compounding or Adjacent
12
Max MAPS score
5 min
Average completion time
How it works

Four questions. One clear answer.

The MAPS Assessment is built on a proprietary framework that identifies whether two career paths secretly reinforce each other — or drain each other.

1
Enter your two careers
Select or type any two career paths — from teacher + developer to nurse + photographer. Any combination works.
2
Answer the MAPS questions
Four targeted questions assess how your careers relate across Merge, Amplify, Powered-by, and Sustain dimensions.
3
Get your score
Receive a score out of 12 and a clear verdict — Compounding, Adjacent, or Competing — with a full dimension breakdown.
4
Get your action plan
Pro users receive a full AI-generated report — skill transfers, time management framework, and a personalised 90-day plan.
The MAPS framework

Four dimensions of career compatibility

Every assessment runs your combination through four proprietary lenses. Score high on each and your paths are genuinely compounding.

M
Merge
Do you use the language, concepts, or mental models from one field when working in the other? Shared vocabulary is the first sign of compounding.
A
Amplify
When you improve at one path, does the other get better — without you directly working on it? Automatic cross-improvement is the strongest compounding signal.
P
Powered-by
Do you actively draw tools and skills from one path to get better results in the other? Deliberate cross-pollination separates adjacent from compounding.
S
Sustain
If you removed one path entirely, would the other suffer? Load-bearing interdependence is the final test of a genuine M-shape career stack.
From the beta

Real results from real combinations

Compounding — 10 / 12
"I never realised how much my engineering background was already feeding my second path. The MAPS Assessment put words to something I had felt for years."
SE
Support Engineer
Engineering + Network / Comms
Compounding — 10 / 12
"As a nurse thinking about law, I always felt pulled in two directions. Turns out I was building a stack — not splitting my focus."
RN
Registered Nurse
Nurse + Law / Business
Adjacent — 8 / 12
"My score showed me exactly where the gap was — the P dimension. I wasn't deliberately borrowing from one path to strengthen the other. Now I am."
AT
Appliance Technician
Technician + Carpentry

Find out if your two paths compound

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