• Career Transitions: A conversation with Career Coach Brenda Mariah

  • Feb 8 2024
  • Length: 44 mins
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Career Transitions: A conversation with Career Coach Brenda Mariah

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  • Brenda Mariah is the president for the National Resume Writers’ Association, the past president of the Resume Writers & Coaches Association, and is certified in Interview Coaching, Compensation Negotiation, Job Search Strategy, Resume Writing, Career Management, LinkedIn Profile Development, and Employment Law. She works with major brands to provide corporate outplacement services during layoffs and her prior engineering and project management background uniquely qualifies her to help even the most technical professionals.Untraining: The idea that you need to hang on to the job you have because the unknown is too scaryTraining: How to break down the career transition process and not go it alone What we will explore in this episode:
    • What are the first steps to making a big change in your career?
    • The value of intentional daydreaming.
    • Why feeling stuck can actually feel comfortable.
    • What it looks like to reinvent yourself.
    • Why it’s important to let yourself be scared during your career transition.
    • How to make networking work for you, especially on LinkedIn. *
    • How to find and leverage your “Army of Advocates.”
    • Why you should stop writing your own resume.
    *Check out Brenda’s free ebook How to Use LinkedIn in 15 Minutes Per Day.Website:https://www.pushcareermanagement.com/interview-course
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