The first experience
Prepare for the opportunity in front of you.
Practise realistic questions for the role, work through follow ups and get feedback you can use.
My What NextCareer guidance that grows with youCareer guidance that grows with you
Start with the opportunity in front of you. My What Next helps you prepare for it, learn from it and carry useful insight into the decisions that follow.
Starting pointInterview practice for a real opportunity
Built to growCareer guidance that learns with you over time
Built in Australia For adults navigating work and career change

More than interview tips
Interview practice is where My What Next begins. The product is being built to help people prepare, reflect, understand their evidence and make clearer career decisions over time.
The first experience
Practise realistic questions for the role, work through follow ups and get feedback you can use.
The product direction
Carry approved career context, reflections and outcomes forward so each new decision starts with more useful evidence.
The first experience
It starts with your context, not a generic script.
Use the job ad, job description, target role and career experience that matter for this opportunity.
Choose a focused 15, 30 or 60 minute text session. Questions and follow ups respond to the role and your answers.
Get structured feedback on the evidence, relevance and clarity in your answer, with practical ways to strengthen it.
Review the insight, decide what is worth keeping and build a clearer picture of your capability over time.
What the closed beta is building
The beta centres on interview preparation, because that is a real and immediate need. The system around it is designed to connect practice, reflection and career evidence rather than leave every experience behind.
Prepare for a real role or a plausible next direction, not a random question bank.
Explore the detail behind an answer instead of stopping after one response.
Understand what was clear, what needs evidence and what to try next.
Capture what happened after a real interview without inventing employer feedback.
Review and approve useful career facts and patterns before they carry into future opportunities.
Use several moments of evidence to understand progress. One outcome never defines your capability.
The role, your experience and your goals shape the practice.
You review proposed career information before it is carried forward.
My What Next supports better preparation. It does not predict hiring decisions.
Built with clear limits
My What Next uses AI to support practice and feedback. It is not connected to employers, cannot see employer feedback and will never tell you whether you will get the job.
Your career information remains yours. Saved learning is designed to be transparent, reviewable and controlled by you.
Why I built My What Next
I'm Jane Gibson, founder of My What Next.
My own career has taken me through hospitality, events, technology, government, health and purpose led organisations. I've changed roles and industries more times than I can count, and I know how hard it can be to see where your experience fits when you're trying to work out what comes next.
Over the past three years alone, I've started six new jobs and been through many more applications and interviews than that. Some roles were right for me. Some weren't. But every one of them taught me something — about what I could do, what mattered to me, and what I actually wanted from my work.
I built My What Next from that experience. Not a tool to help you prepare for one interview, but a guide to help you understand your strengths, make clearer choices, and keep moving forward, again and again, for as long as your career keeps changing.
Because your career shouldn't be left to chance. With the right insights, practice and guidance, you can create your own opportunity. That's what I want My What Next to give you: the confidence to own your journey, build your capability, and take the next step, whatever it looks like.
Jane Gibson Founder, My What Next
A few useful answers
Adults navigating technology redundancy and career change are the first customer group. The longer direction is career guidance that remains useful as work and life change.
No. It is an interactive career guidance product. The first experience uses text practice, thoughtful follow ups, feedback and reflection for a role you care about.
No. The point is to help you find and strengthen your own evidence, not hand you a polished script that does not sound like you.
The product is still being built and tested with a small group of adults. Access stays limited while we learn what is genuinely useful and complete the privacy, security and release checks.
Closed beta
My What Next is in development. We are looking for a small group of adults to help test the first experience and tell us what is genuinely useful.
Register your interest and we will contact you when testing is ready.
I want to test the beta