by adminJulie | Jul 24, 2018 | Career coaching, Career transition
Everyone’s been in the same boat – we burn out at our jobs, or realize it wasn’t what we expected. We want out. Some of us go further than switching companies and even decide to change career trajectories altogether. Switching careers is possible at any...
by adminJulie | Jun 5, 2018 | Career coaching, Career transition, Coaching
Starting a job search after being out of the workforce can be an overwhelming task to tackle for anyone; it can be particularly intimating when you have been out of the workforce for an extended period. Thankfully, there are a plethora of tips you can use to get back...
by adminJulie | May 22, 2018 | Career coaching, Lawyer coaching
Becoming a lawyer is an extremely difficult process. You must go through challenging, time-consuming schooling and constantly push yourself to your limits. The job does not become any easier once you’ve passed the bar and begin practicing law. Follow these 6 tips to...
by adminJulie | May 8, 2018 | Career coaching
One of the most frustrating parts of searching for a job is the rejection. Any job that you apply for is likely to have a large group of other potential hires, some of whom may have more impressive resumes. To get the job of your dreams, it is important to stay...
by adminJulie | Apr 10, 2018 | Career coaching, Career transition, Coaching, Executive coaching
If you feel as though you are always working hard but not getting enough notice for it, you’re not alone. It can happen because others are taking credit for your work or because management or the company at large is taking your accomplishments for granted. If this is...
by adminJulie | Apr 9, 2018 | Career coaching, Coaching, Executive coaching, Management coaching
An executive coach, according to The Balance, is a qualified professional who works with individuals to help them with life skills like self-awareness, goal clarification, unlocking potential, and objective development. Keep reading to learn more about this career and...
