Hot skills summer is back. Get $/£/€1,500 off a short course.
Don't miss our Skill Seeker Series from Sept 30 - Oct 30.
It’s one thing to want a new job - and another to launch a strategic and successful job search effort.
Between stress and burnout in your current role, feeling uncertain about how to move forward, and unsure if your current resume and cover letter are working for you, looking for a new job is work that can be fraught with challenges and obstacles.
Our friends at Work Wonders Careers have developed a framework that has helped hundreds of job seekers curb overwhelm, increase confidence, and expertly position themselves for promotions and new jobs.
The Uncomplicate Your Job Search Workshop is designed for ambitious professionals who are ready to make their next move - if they only knew what to do next.
Even if you’re job search efforts have been derailed by unhappiness in your current job or if you have been thinking about a career change but you have no idea what that might look like, the Uncomplicate Your Job Search Workshop will walk you through a fool-proof career exploration and job search process.
Reflect + assess on your work and experience + connect with your strengths, values, and areas of expertise
Create compelling resumes, cover letters, and LinkedIn profiles + learn how to identify jobs that will be a great fit
Strategize easy ways to engage and grow a network of engaged connections to help you navigate your career for years to come
Successfully manage the job search process, including how to stay organized, and assessing your progress, and revising your strategy along the way.
Take care of yourself while you're searching and living through stressful and challenging times
You’ll leave the workshop with tactical steps to implement in the next phase job search process, an understanding of what recruiters and hiring managers are looking for, tips for balancing your time + energy throughout the process, and more about how Work Wonders Careers services help job seekers get clear and get traction in their search.