Sending more applications won't fix a career that's aimed at the wrong target. Here's what a career strategist actually does, what it costs, and how to tell if you need one.
Expand articleSalary negotiation coaching works with you before a specific conversation, a raise ask or a new job offer, to build a strategy, pressure-test your numbers, and rehearse the actual conversation so you're not improvising when it counts. It's a specific form of negotiation coaching, and most engagements are short: one to three sessions built around a single upcoming conversation, not an open-ended program.
Expand articleThink a career coach just fixes your resume? That's rarely the actual problem. The real work is figuring out why you're applying for the wrong roles, telling a muddled story about a gap, or underselling something you're already good at.
Expand articleExecutive coaching rarely starts with a strategy problem. It starts with something quieter: how you show up under pressure, why a team goes quiet when you walk in, a pattern nobody around you is willing to name.
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