How to Regain Confidence After Coming in Second Place for a Role
Being a finalist but not the chosen one is disheartening and deflating. It throws you back to ground zero in your search. You might find yourself questioning your abilities, replaying the interview in your mind, and wondering what went wrong. This is a universal part of the job search process, and it's important to plan how you'll move forward after rejection, while also building the confidence to move forward.
What to do when job search feels unfair & unkind
Whether spurred by a desire for growth, a change of scenery, or unforeseen circumstances, embarking on a job search is a journey that demands resilience and self-awareness. Approach the process from a place of strength and centeredness, leveraging the power of networking to inject humanity back into your job search journey. Remember, amidst the challenges, your value as a professional remains steadfast.
Navigating Change: Are You Ready for a Career Transition?
In the ever-evolving landscape of organizational change, it’s common to experience moments of unease when you question the need for a career change. This blog explores the concept of readiness for a career change. It's not just a feeling that something isn't right, but taking the necessary steps to prepare you for what does [or doesn't] come next.
Are you on the cusp of career change? How to read the signs.
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How to use the summer during a job transition, and still take a break
Summer is here. If you find yourself in a career transition, summer can feel like the perfect time for a break. But it is possible to be proactive about your job transition while also making time to truly enjoy the summer. The question is what does that look like.
Job loss and layoffs are scary, but take these steps to stabilize your situation
The Star Tribune recently asked me about a topic that is top of mind for many -- job loss and layoffs. As a career coach, I often see people rush into the next thing. But if you are able to do so, I always recommend taking time to pause, assess, and plan.