Career Coaching for Graduates (and Not So Recent Graduates)
Regardless of their college major, some are still unsure what they want for a career. You too?
Campus-based career coaching is typically free, but t doesn't always meet a student's needs. Even then, after graduation, that support has an end date.
Looking for find a career coach to jumpstart your professional journey? I provide college graduate career coaching to uncover not only your interests, but also your personal and work values, which are critical predictors of long term satisfaction after you pick a career. For example, let's say you're considering a role in advertising. During career coaching you might clarify for yourself that integrity, honesty, and making a difference are motivating drivers for you. This awareness could be pivotal. For example, you might love a job in advertising, working in-house for a brand you admire or a not-for-profit you personally care about. At the same time, you might be really unhappy in an agency job, working on a string of projects for clients who sell things in which you have no interest, and care nothing about. Imagine how you might feel about "advertising" altogether, after a year or two in the wrong type of organization. A career coach for college students and graduates helps you identify and leverage your life values and work values together, to help you pick a career and type of organization providing you the best odds of long term job satisfaction.
The Firework Framework
I am licensed to work with the Firework™ framework, a set of powerful career coaching tools which help you explore options driven by the foundational personal values assessment and awareness we'll work together to surface. You'll generate tons of ideas, explore them, pick a career that aligns with who you are, then start working your plan. I am a Houston career coach, serving clients locally and virtually anywhere.
"Somebody please help my kid pick a career!"
Unlock Your Full Potential with Orange Door Coaching
Sleeping past noon. Eating your yogurt. Working part-time. Spending their paycheck on Instagram-able experiences. Gaming all day. All while living at home, without a plan, charging Amazon orders to their nearly maxed out credit cards, or worse, your cards.
I bet your kid is smart with plenty to offer but is lost when it comes to figuring out what they want to do for a career.
