Considering a Job or Career Change?
NOW is the time to take action.
I have found that NOW is the time many of my clients are updating their resumes, tapping their networks and starting to look for new positions. As a former practicing lawyer, I know firsthand that this time of year can spark the desire for change.
Many of you have shared your concerns regarding your recent annual evaluation feedback and disappointing bonus numbers. Many of you did not receive the promotions you were seeking.
Cue time for a job or career change.
The challenge in job searching is that finding a new position can feel like a full-time gig on top of our full-time job.
That’s where I come in. As your coach, I will help you with:
• Accountability: Keeping you focused and on track, ensuring consistent progress in your search.
• Time Management: Helping you prioritize and do your search efficiently.
• Goal Setting & Strategy: Assisting you to define your ideal position and develop a strategic career search by tapping your network.
• Championing Your Worth: Reminding you of your value, empowering you to pursue a fulfilling career, and teaching you negotiation techniques to secure the best possible offer.
If you’re considering a change and would like to discuss your options, please reach out and contact me.
Gail
“I’m Gail Cummings, a business lawyer turned psychotherapist, coach, and speaker. I help lawyers be productive, develop business, advance their careers, and I work with law firms to develop their talent.”
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