Career Coaching Executive Coaching

Our coaching practice is designed to work one-on-one with individuals to achieve their objectives.

CAREER COACHING

 

UNDEREMPLOYED OR UNHAPPY WITH THE DIRECTION YOUR CAREER IS GOING?

Despite the fact that the economy is getting better, it is still a competitive market for jobs out there.

 


We will help you:

·   Define your career goals

·    Develop job targets and a marketing plan

·    Create a great resume

·    Learn how to network

·     Develop the confidence and skills to ace the interviews

·     Distinguish yourself after the interview

·     Negotiate the best compensation package

·     Distinguish yourself in the first 90 days of a new job

·     Develop a plan for achieving the next step in your career


GOT A GREAT JOB ALREADY? 

You can still benefit from a career coach. 

 

A conversation once or twice a year makes sure you are:

·    Managing the way your bosses expect

·    Getting along with peers, subordinates and customers.

·    Ready for upcoming performance reviews, so they can be

proactive rather than reactive.

·    Playing the political game.

·    Developing a career plan and keeping it on track.

·    Seeing yourself as others see you.


EXECUTIVE COACHING

Need help to drive change, manage complexity and build a top performing team?

 

  

 

Our Executive Coaching program supports executives who may need a little help in one or more of the following areas:

  • Engaging, developing, and supporting their staff to achieve results.

  • Effectively communicate and influence people to be able to accomplish their organizational goals.

  • Increasing their leadership effectiveness at all levels of the organization.

  • Transitioning into a new leadership role.

  • Working more collaboratively with a peer or manager

  • Delegating to increase effectiveness

  • Building relationships with managers, peers, and staff

  • Navigating company culture to achieve results

  • Managing organizational change

  • Developing new strategies for the organization

  • Adapting to new leadership expectations

  • On-boarding a new leader