- Interview suit including a shoes, jewelry, perfume/after shave.
- Brief case or portfolio
- Resume
- Professional references (at least 3)
- Personal references (at least 3)
- Network system or support group for job search
- Career path or goals with options
- Resume (corresponding to each career path)
- Email address that is restricted to job search/professional work
- Internet presence (ie Facebook and Linkedin)
- Elevator speech
- Stationary
- Personal business cards
- Cover and thank you letters that can be customized
- Documentation of formal education, military experience, workshop, etc
- Documentation of awards and honors
- Know your skills sets and your limitations
- Financial considerations (ie salary, health insurance, life insurance, tuition reimbursement, stock options)
- Non-financial considerations ( ie vacation, work hours, family leave)
- Knowledge of your industry (ie education requirements, salary, projected growth)
- Timeline to achieve goals.
This site is devoted to presenting suggestions and providing support to make a career transition while keeping your life in balance.
What is Charting Your Course With Coaching, Inc.?
I established Charting Your Course with Coaching, Inc., in 2010 after completing life coaching training with Fowler- Wainwright International Institute of Professional Coaching. I became attracked to the field of coaching because it incorporates the concepts of spirituality, balance and the belief that the answers we seek are within us. As a life and career transition coach, I will assist you to identify your personal needs and goals. We will use this information to determine how your occupation fits into your concept of life. We will identify the barriers to attaining your vision of career success. This could mean finding your first professional position, changing your career, climbing the corporate ladder or phasing into retirement. Call me at 402.965.1496 or email me for more information. Your initial session is free.
13 April 2011
21 must haves for any professional
Over the years, I have read several "must have" lists. Sometimes the list didn't make sense but as I proceeded with the activity the need for the item became clear. I created this list for the professional that wants to ready for a job interview.
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