20 Common Career Conundrums

Perhaps you have some important career questions that you are struggling to answer. As a career counselor and coach, I offer the expertise, impartiality and savvy to show you how to navigate any career situation. This approach combines career/general counselling and career/executive coaching that supports you while replacing limiting beliefs with new and realistic action plans.

Which of these apply to you?

1. What do I want to do when I "grow up"?
2. I need to change my job/career — it is not who I am
3. I just started a new job, how do I make the most of it?
4. I have been recently fired or laid-of, how can I get hired?
5. What is different about looking for a job this year?
6. How do I make myself noticed in the job market?
7. How do I explain what I can do in an interview setting?
8. What is networking, and how do I know what to say?
9. Is there a right way to write a resume?
10. How do I get past the HR department?
11. Can I negotiate salary options?
12. How can I get recognized and promoted?
13. What if I am being discriminated against because of my age?
14. Help! I have no work/life balance.
15. I need help with co-worker/boss issues.
16. I am considering starting my own business, is this a good idea?
17. I am considering retiring, how will I spend my time?
18. How can I relaunch my career after taking care of others?
19. I am a college student needing help with declaring a major or deciding upon a career.
20. Your question here___________________________________

Contact me to discuss your particular situation. My style and expertise become evident within the first few minutes of our first meeting. My questions are thought-provoking, my insights are quick, and my communication style is direct. If you are motivated and willing to work hard, it is a productive relationship. I will help you develop whatever you need-- courage, self-mastery, and focus— to move forward towards satisfaction and fulfillment in your work life.

Twenty years from now, you will be more disappointed with the things you didn't do rather than the things you did. —Mark Twain