Welcome back to Design a Career You Love where I help corporate professionals like you design, build and navigate your high impact career with clarity and confidence. ⨠If someone forwarded you this email, subscribe here so you won't miss out on future editions. Letâs talk about something I see every week:A smart, high-performing professional gets fed up - reorgs, leadership changes, energy-sucking projects. They think: âMaybe I should start looking.â So they scroll LinkedIn. Then life kicks in - meetings, kids, deadlines - and the search gets pushed to âlater.â Until the next frustrating moment. This isnât a real job search.Itâs a reaction. A habit. And it keeps people stuck in the wrong role 6 - 12 months longer than they need to. What the numbers say:
The difference? The fix: 3 questionsIf you're even thinking about a new job, donât jump into your resume or job boards. Start here: 1. Why do I want a new role now?Am I running from something - or toward something? If youâre reacting to burnout or a bad boss, urgency can cloud your judgment and lead to lateral moves that donât solve the real issue. If youâre chasing growth, clarity, or alignment - youâll search smarter, and land better. 2. What will a new job give me that this one doesnât?Get specific.
If you canât name whatâs missing, you wonât know what âbetterâ actually looks like - and youâll waste time chasing the wrong opportunities. 3. What needs to be true for me to run a focused search over the next 3 months?You donât need 10 hours a week. But you do need a plan. Ask yourself:
Most people never ask this. They âhope to find time.â They donât. So they stall. What it looks like when it worksA client of mine - senior PM in fintech - was applying to random jobs for 4 months with no traction. We got clear on what she actually wanted (ownership, better leadership, +25% comp). We mapped a 90-day strategy around her schedule. 3 interviews in 3 weeks. Offer accepted 6 weeks later. If your answers say itâs time to move - donât wait.The best time to job search isnât when youâre desperate. Thatâs exactly what I help people do. đ Click here to book a free Career Strategy Callâ Weâll walk through:
Youâll leave with a clear next step - even if we donât work together. Not quite ready to book?Start with this: đ Download The Job Search Playbookâ TL;DRSet a 30-minute meeting with yourself this week.
If your answers point to change - great. Either way, youâre no longer stuck. When youâre ready to do this right - Iâm here. Until next week, Beckie â |
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Welcome back to Design a Career You Love where I help corporate professionals like you design, build and navigate your high impact career with clarity and confidence. ⨠If someone forwarded you this email, subscribe here so you won't miss out on future editions. Letâs talk about interviews for your next big role. Specifically, why so many smart, experienced managers and senior managers crash and burn when theyâre interviewing for director, VP, or principal-level roles. Not because they donât...
Welcome back to Design a Career You Love where I help corporate professionals like you design, build and navigate your high impact career with clarity and confidence. ⨠If someone forwarded you this email, subscribe here so you won't miss out on future editions. Letâs get one thing straight: Summer isnât just for slowing down. Itâs for getting ahead. The smartest people I know use this season to quietly sharpen their strategy, strengthen relationships, and get themselves in motion - before...
Welcome back to Design a Career You Love where I help corporate professionals like you design, build and navigate your high impact career with clarity and confidence. ⨠If someone forwarded you this email, subscribe here so you won't miss out on future editions. If youâre 10+ years into your career and thinking about whatâs next, youâve probably had the thought: âI should be able to figure this out on my own.â Youâve navigated promotions, built credibility, maybe even led teams. So when it...