Career Transition Program Elements Print

Our Career Transition Programs include the following Elements:

1.  Assessment

  • Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (Personality/Temperament)
  • Life Styles Inventory (Thinking/Behaving Patterns)
  • Extensive and deep 1:1 dialoging process

2.  Resume and Profile Development

  • Achievement analysis and presentation
  • Objective identification and profile drafting
  • Clear, concise, persuasive language and phrasing

3.  Personal Marketing Plan

  • Rationale and elevator speech (with unique selling proposition)
  • Personal Board of Directors
  • One page profile, including target role, industries, and companies
  • Contact development
  • Search firm mailings
  • Networking meetings (ExecuNet, Kelleher Associates, etc.)

4.  Interviewing Training

  • Answering questions (behavioral, problem-action-result)
  • Asking questions (strategic, operational, cultural, political)
  • Videotaping and critique

5.  Opportunity Evaluation/Negotiations

  • Prebriefs and debriefs
  • Strategic communications/thank you's/follow-up's
  • Reference management and analysis
  • Offer versus values and beliefs analysis
  • Compensation analysis
  • How to say Yes and how to say No

6.  Getting a Fast Start in Your New Position

  • Learning about your new organization
  • Building personal credibility and productive relationships
  • Aligning with your new organization (strategy, structure, systems, skills, culture)
  • Maintaining your personal perspective and balance

7.  Other Program Features

  • Administrative support (word processing, research, high speed internet, etc.)
  • Phone access and consultation (especially at critical "moments of truth")
  • Lowest client to consultant ratios in the industry
  • Systematic Coaching/Counseling sessions 1:1, face-to-face interaction with deeply experienced consultants

8.  Support

  • Mailings
  • Research
  • Office use
  • Voicemail

9.  Networking Meetings

  • Bi-Weekly - Kelleher Associates
  • Monthly - ExecuNet

10.  Coaching/Counseling Meetings

  • Regular interactions
  • Formal and informal
  • Face-to-face and by telephone
 

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