Chart Retrieval Specialist Salary Career Change Infographic

Career infographic titled "Career Change Steps in Consulting". Use archetype: CAREER PATH LADDER adapted as a remote-work tips poster for consulting professionals, in a dark dashboard style with a soft pastel palette, clean LinkedIn-magazine editorial illustration, modern UI panels, subtle grid, elegant icons, no real company logos. Create 7 clearly labeled sections in English: 1) "Define Your Target Role" with actionable tips such as identifying transferable consulting skills, choosing a niche, and writing a one-line career pivot goal. 2) "Audit Your Experience" with do/don't callouts showing how to translate prior work into consulting outcomes, quantify impact, and remove irrelevant details. 3) "Build Missing Skills" with practical steps like learning stakeholder management, presentation design, Excel, problem solving, and industry research. 4) "Remote-Ready Setup" with remote-work poster elements: workspace checklist, video-call presence, async communication habits, time-blocking, and client-facing professionalism. 5) "Rewrite Your CV" with header, summary, experience, skills, education mini anatomy diagram and do/don't notes, focused on consulting transitions. 6) "Network and Apply" with tips for outreach messages, referral strategy, interview preparation, and application tracking. 7) "Example Consulting Salary Path" shown as an illustrative example bar chart labeled clearly as example only, with GBP figures such as Junior Consultant £32,000, Consultant £45,000, Senior Consultant £62,000, Lead Consultant £82,000, Manager £98,000. Include concise captions, checklists, arrows, and ladder progression from junior to manager. Keep all framing inclusive and non-discriminatory. Include small note that salary figures are illustrative examples, not guarantees. Editorial infographic composition, polished data-viz styling, high readability, soft pastel accents on dark background. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no real company logos as recommendations, no watermarks No real company logos as endorsements. Illustrative salary numbers labeled as example. No discriminatory framing.