Tips and Tricks to Pursue a Career Change
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The great resignation is upon us. This is the time to explore your career goals and find a job where you can create a bigger impact.
If you’re ready for a career pivot and want to gain confidence in your career decisions and next steps, you don’t want to miss this chat with Career...
The great resignation is upon us. This is the time to explore your career goals and find a job where you can create a bigger impact.
If you’re ready for a career pivot and want to gain confidence in your career decisions and next steps, you don’t want to miss this chat with Career Exploration Coach and startup Founder & CEO Rachel Serwetz.
Rachel will discuss the process and tools to pursue a career change, how to easily identify which career path is the best fit for you, and how to efficiently and strategically job search to find a job you love.
In this chat, you’ll learn:
- How to identify specific areas for improvement in your current career path
- How to clarify your ideal, best fit career path (role, industry, environment)
- Assessing and embracing readiness for a career change
- Determine your action plan and support system to achieve your goals
Meet The Speaker
Rachel Serwetz' early professional experience was at Goldman Sachs in Operations and at Bridgewater Associates in HR. From there, she was trained as a coach at NYU and became a certified coach through the International Coach Federation. After this, she worked in HR Research at Aon Hewitt and attained her Technology MBA at NYU Stern. Throughout her career, she has helped hundreds of professionals with career exploration and for the past 4 years she has been building her company, WOKEN, which is an online career exploration platform to coach professionals through the process of clarifying their ideal job and career path. She is also an Adjunct Professor of Entrepreneurship at Binghamton University and has served as a Career Coach through the Flatiron School/WeWork, Columbia University, and Project Activate.
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