You’re navigating your career with a playbook built for the 2010s. It’s time for a strategy designed for the future.

Work Rewritten is a clear, practical approach to career change.
We identify what’s actually blocking your momentum, show you what’s changing in your field, and build a plan that helps you move forward with confidence.

Clients step into top roles, launch creative projects, and start new businesses with clarity and direction.

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Traditional career advice was designed for a job market that no longer exists. It taught you to compete for stable roles, climb predictable ladders, and wait years for promotions.

That world is gone. Today’s market moves quickly, new roles appear overnight, and no single playbook guarantees security.

The people who benefit from this moment will be the ones with dynamic strategies designed for uncertainty.

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MEET SAM

Sam Alvita is a learning experience designer and career strategist who founded Work Rewritten to bring creative design principles to career development.

Through Work Rewritten, Sam guides professionals through reinvention using frameworks that blend behavioral science, design thinking, and strategic foresight—approaches she refined while building learning experiences at MasterClass and IDEO.

Sam holds an M.S.Ed. from the University of Pennsylvania and is ICF-certified. Her forthcoming book Work Rewritten brings this design-driven approach to careers to a wider audience.

MORE ABOUT Sam

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  1. Surface: Figure out what's actually wrong. Most people think they need a new job when they really need a new approach. This phase reveals whether your problem is the role, the company, the industry, or something deeper.

  2. Design: Build multiple options instead of betting on one path. You'll test different directions at the same time, both safe and bold, so you can see what actually works before committing.

  3. Align: Turn your experiments into proof that matters. Build a body of work that shows what you can do, not just what you've done.

  4. Evolve: Create a practice for staying ahead of change. The goal is to build a career that adapts as fast as the world around it.

 How The Method Works

The Work Rewritten method guides professionals through four strategic phases:

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What Clients Say

  • “Sam helped me understand my experience, identify the right next move, and regain my professional footing.”

    - Vaishali W.

  • “Sam provided the structure and frameworks I needed after a layoff. What once felt overwhelming now feels clear and doable.”

    -S.L.

  • “Sam’s creative insight and strategic guidance were unmatched. She helped me move from corporate to freelance with a clear value proposition and a brand I felt proud to launch.”

    Lindsay N.

  • “Sam helped me turn a disjointed early career into a clear narrative and a personal brand that finally reflects me.”

    - Cameron C.

For professionals ready to transform their careers strategically and creatively

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Coaching

One-on-one guidance through the full Work Rewritten methodology. For professionals ready to stop guessing and start making real moves.


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Workshops & Speaking

Bring the Work Rewritten methodology to your team or organization. These sessions help groups navigate industry shifts, explore new directions, and leave with practical frameworks they can apply immediately.


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Writing

Weekly insights on how careers actually work today. Each issue breaks down the patterns of professional reinvention with research, frameworks, and real examples. Free and designed to be useful immediately.

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