Career Coaching

Perfect for students, new grads, and those dissatisfied with their current job OR a professional wanting a MENTOR to help them with specific career issues.

As a career coach, I have helped hundreds of professionals at a crossroads in their careers. Typically, they are feeling stuck.  They are either not in their ideal job or career. They need advice on a tough career situation.

They’re unsure how to navigate the job search process or identify their military or retirement encore career.  They’re frustrated because they want to make the right career decision but are finding the change and transition overwhelming, and they may also be dealing with fear, doubt, and lack of self-confidence.

I help them overcome those obstacles by tapping into their passions, interests, strengths, and values to live the career and life of their dreams.   

My clients come from a variety of backgrounds and experiences. Therefore, your coaching experience will be highly personalized – tailored specifically to you.  The number of sessions required depends on your progress and when you feel you can navigate forward on your own.

With a proven approach as a leader in human resource functions, a hiring manager, and a professional coach, I am honest, direct, and your biggest champion.

Your success is my success.

Many clients want to go through the full Career Coaching Cycle in the graphic, and others only need specific segments of it.  Early on, we will set goals on what you want to accomplish in your coaching sessions.

Coaching is done via the telephone, Zoom, or Skype. For those in the Augusta, GA metro area, in-person sessions are offered.

Sessions are 60 minutes. 

Highlights of the full Career Coaching Cycle (typically 5-6 sessions) include:

  • Understand why you want to move out of your current position. Motivation and the willingness to do the prep work to become interview ready require a strong bias to action.
  • Experience review of your likes and dislikes in current and past positions.
  • Uncover and prioritize the career values that drive you.
  • Recount your success stories and passions.
  • Identify what your new job “must-have” or “nice-to-have” would be.
  • Discover your strengths using the Strengthsfinder 2.0 assessment and discuss the implications for the new position.
  • Learn how to tame your gremlins.
  • Research your career options and conduct informational interviews.
  • Strategize how to conduct your job search.
  • Match your strengths to the job description qualifications.
  • Resume review and referral to resume writer if needed.
  • Create your elevator pitch.
  • A copy of my book Answers to The Top 20 Interview Questions and Companion Guide with Answer Templates.
  • Creation of your 4 Boxes of Personal Branding.
  • Critique by Katie of your written answers to interview questions and suggestions for improvement.
  • Interview tips – company research, anxiety, dress, mental preparation, reading between the lines, finishing the interview strong, and any other concerns you need addressing.
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