Career Coach
I am wondering about connecting with a career coach. I am getting interviews but wondering if I am doing well enough in communicating my skills directly. I have no idea how much it costs or how to find one that would be a good match.
Anonymous
03/31/20 at 9:11PM UTC
We have so many wonderful career coaches on Fairygodboss! I hope to hear that you've found one!
Shayna McDonough
People & Culture leader disrupting legacy HR.
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03/14/20 at 2:49PM UTC
Hi feel free to email me directly. Interview prep is my most popular service. We can have a consult call so you get a sense of how the service will work and better understand the investment involved. Lets schedule a call. [email protected]
Alison HarrisGlobal Digital Marketing Leader
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03/12/20 at 3:35PM UTC
Check out HireClub.com, they have some excellent career coaches and pricing packages for most budgets. They also have a pretty active Facebook Group that has a lot of good feedback.
(I'm not affiliated with HireClub in anyway, just think they are a really cool offering)
Corina
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03/10/20 at 8:25AM UTC
I agree with Lynne. In case you need a fresh perspective, here is a guide that might give you some new ideas https://chasingourfinancialfreedom.com/get-an-offer-after-any-job-interview/
Leslie WassonStrategy, Insight & Operations
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03/09/20 at 7:57PM UTC
You might try the STAR method to help you practice showcasing your skills: https://www.themuse.com/advice/star-interview-method. I find that the keywords that people use to seek their post-extraction data talent are often not accurate, so it is key to read the descriptions in detail. Best wishes for your success!
Lynne CoganCareer Coach for Realizing Professional Dreams
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03/09/20 at 6:52PM UTC
The best way to communicate your skills is by telling accomplishment stories and how those skills helped you attain your results.
