In this lesson from Yale's Hunt course on job searching and career building with purpose, students learn a framework called the two triangles for clarifying and personalizing their job search. The method is designed to help articulate both what a person truly wants from a new role and what they can offer an employer in return, feeding into a clear personal pitch. The lecture builds on the course's earlier work on purpose and priorities, translating reflective exercises into language a student can actually use in networking conversations and applications. It is a practical, framework-driven session aimed at sharpening self-presentation during a job search.