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TOOLS, RESOURCES & STRATEGIES USED

  • Resume Writing Templates

  • Top Interview Questions

  • LinkedIn Optimization

  • Professional Pictures

  • Cover Letter Templates

  • Compensation Negotiations

  • Application/Interview

  • TrackingNavigating Career Change

  • Job Searching Best Practices

  • Job/Career Paths Planning

  • Interview Preparation

  • Multi Offer Letter Analysis

Resume Writing

  1. Create (Revise) a Unique Professional Resume

  2. Conduct a Phone consultation with myself to discuss experience

  3. Utilize proven resume formats that gets employers’ attention.

  4. Keyword optimized to get through Applicant Tracking Systems.

  5. Personalized draft turned around within 3-5 business days

  6. Make up to 3 rounds of comprehensive revisions

  7. Your final resume emailed to you in Word & PDF

Resume Template

Application & Interview Tracking

  1. Utilize our Tracker/Journal Template during your job search process to:

  2. Stay organization when tracking every job you've applied to 

  3. Organize your interview notes in real time to reference back to compare when making your decision

  4. Journal your post-interview thoughts, feelings or additional questions for the next interview

  5. Make sure nothing falls between the cracks like a follow-up thank you email.

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LinkedIn Optimization

  1. LinkedIn is the largest online professional network, with over 400 million members.

  2. According to LinkedIn, having a picture makes your profile 14 times more likely to be viewed! ​

  3. Knowing how to build and present a snapshot of you in a profile is essential to all career progression. 

  4. 70% of employers find their candidate on LinkedIn

  5. 90% of all recruiters/ hiring manger's will review your LinkedIn prior to calling/meeting you for an interview

Job Searching Best Practices

  1. Resources & Methods to Job Hunting

  2. Best practice for finding & matching with the best opportunities for you

  3. Utilizing professional connection as "Centers of Influence" to enhance your effort

  4. How to leverage LinkedIn and other job sourcing website

  5. Set up specific alert for you

  6. Get employee to start finding you 

  7. Career Fair & Networking Groups

  8. How to ask a connection to put a good word in for you

Job Searching

New Professional Picture

  1. We will take new pictures (if necessary) with editing to create the best professional image of you

  2. Having and updating a Professional Picture is a must in today culture. ​

  3. Cropped or cell phone pictures are a poor representation of you and what you can provide. 

  4. 90% of Employers will look you up on LinkedIn or Google prior to an interview, which mean they are creating a perspective of who you are before you even meet

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Ideal Job | Career Path

You've probably thought about your idea job, but have you ever took to time to review personality assessments, past positions/companies and actually put into writing your ideal job description?​

  1. Review your Strengths & Weaknesses | Industries are you targeting 

  2. Do you want to Manage people | How much travel do you prefer

  3. What type of Company Culture & Values are you best aligned with?

  4. Do you work best; by yourself or in a team?

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Cover Letters | Follow-Up Letters

  1. Your "Cover Letter" gives you the  ability to "tell your story" and compliment your custom resume

  2. It articulates your experience and how you'd add value to the company

  3. It expresses specifically how your past experiences are aligned which the position to great maximum value

  4. It elaborate on why you'd be the best person for that position and a great culture fit 

  5. "Thanks You Letter" are another necessary step after every interview which we'll help you customize

Resume Template

Interview Preparation

Weather you're brushing up on your interview skills or about to have a interview for your dream job, you can never be over prepared

  1. 1-hour coaching calls to talk about and/or role play around

    • Handling a phone, 1on1, panel or day-long interactive interview

    • Best question to ask during an interview

    • Dress code for all interview types

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Compensation | Benefits Negotiation

  1. How to articulate your ROI and achievement to potential employers

  2. Analyzing/ Reviewing your current compensation vs market value

  3. Answering past compensation interview questions to maximize your future offer

  4. How to appropriately and effectively make a case for a pay increase during an annual review or whenever justified

  5. Insight into how corporate policy and pay scales actually work

  6. Leveraging other offers to effectively increase your comp. 

  7. Building a core belief as to what you're value is

Compensation | Benefits Negotiation

Multiple Offers Analysis

In this market, it's very common to get multiple offers, including a counter-offer from your current employer.

  1. Use us as a sounding board to Analysis each opportunity by: 

  2. Role & Responsibility compared to your wants

  3. Salary vs. average hours worked (Effecting pay dilution)

  4. Bonus history, Benefits cost & quality

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TOOLS, RESOURCES & STRATEGIES USED

  • Personal Summary Website

  • Top Interview Questions

  • AssessmentsBehavioral

  • Interviewing Company Bio

  • Annual Goal Planner

  • Navigating Career Change

  • Types of Interviews Prep

  • Branding & Business Cards

Professional Summary Website 

  1. Creating a personal online website which showcases you, experience summary and achievements and contact information​

  2. Recommended for anyone at a Director or higher level

  3. Creates an e elevated of professionalism to employers

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Annual Goal Planner

Creating and tracking your personal, profession and financial goals is the foundation to anyone who's ever been successful. ​

  1. A goal planner will keep you on focused on hitting your weekly, quarterly, annual goals 

  2. Successful professionals:

  3. Plan their daily the night before

  4. Review their goals and progress daily/weekly

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Interview Questions Preparation

  1. 77% of recruiters see typos or poor grammar as dealbreakers, 35% feel the same about unprofessional email addresses.

  2. 39% of the candidates leave a bad impression due to their overall confidence level, voice quality, or lack of a smile.

  3. 33% of interviewers decide whether or not they want to hire a candidate during the first 90 seconds of a job interview.

  4. Body language can constitute more than 50% of what we are communicating to our interviewer.

  5. Over 75% of hiring managers use behavioural interview questions to test soft skills

  6. 47% of interviewers say they wouldn’t choose a candidate who has little knowledge of the company.

  7. 71% of interviewers will pass on a candidate who isn’t appropriately dressed. 

  8. 90% of people who use an interview coach get a job offer as twice as fast as job seekers who don’t prepare

  9. 74% of HR managers prefer structured interviews. 

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Navigating a Career Change 

Changing Jobs let alone Career takes a lot of reflections and analyses! Ask yourself:

  1. What do I like most about my current or past roles?

  2. What do I not like?

  3. What drives me beyond industry, perks, or day-to-day responsibilities in my current job?

  4. What kind of growth opportunities do I want to see in my career?

  5. What’s missing in my role or industry, and how would a new industry help find that?

  6. Consider what (and who) motivates and inspires you.

  7. Take stock of your current skills and those you will need to develop.

  8. Create a resume focusing on Skills vs. Experience

Career Advancement

Personality Assessments 

Understanding your own character traits can be a powerful tool when deciding your career path. Additionally, this self-awareness could give you an advantage when being assessed by potential employers. Taking a personality test could help you to:

  1. Understand your own skills and interests

  2. Be aware of potential challenges in a given work role or environment

  3. Identify promising career paths

  4. Present yourself positively to employers

  5. Identify ideal work environments and relationships

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Preparing for all Types of Interview

Just knowing how to answer "Interview Questions" aren't enough!

  1. Employer are listening how you sound over the phone, present over video or what you're attire/background look like.

  2. In person one on one interview will be your 1st in person so they're evaluating you and making a judgement within the 1st 30 seconds.

  3. Lastly, panel interview are meant to trip you up and see how you handle the pressure of several sets of eyes and ears on you simultaneously!

  4. The only way to be fully prepared with great answers while remaining calm, collected & confident is practicing through "Mock Interviews". 

Phone Interview
1 on 1 interview
Video Interview
Panel Interview
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