How to land your ideal role in this economy

Being laid off isn’t as big of a stigma as it used to be.

But it can affect your confidence.

I know it can feel like you are the only one. Because nobody talks about it.

Does the common advice for job searching feel gross to you? Does it make you want to throw up in your mouth a little?

The common advice is:

😳 Go to networking events.

😳Message people that you have never met before on LinkedIn.

😳Create 35 different versions of your resume.

Not only is this advice emotionally taxing, it’s also largely ineffective.

Want to try a different way?

This is what I do. For the past 6 years I have worked with 171 job seekers (well technically 771 if you count my masters students.) I teach them how to get jobs when the last thing that they want to do is market themselves for a new role.

Most of my clients were in a toxic work environment, going through a divorce, recovering from health issues, or just not feeling confident at that point in their lives.

Here are some examples of clients I have worked with:

Sarah K got her dream job in tech, but it turned out to be a toxic environment. Before her contact ended she landed the role that she is still in today and love.

Alison worked with me to make a huge pivot from elementary school teaching to Zillow landing a 90% increase in salary. She called me after she had gotten laid off. By the time we talked she had already landed another job. There was no interruption between jobs, she started the new job before her severance ended, she got a signing bonus and a higher salary.

🙌I think I can show you how to look for a job in a way that feels more authentic.