You will land your next role. The question is how soon, and on what terms.
Career Club is where you do this work well, with a methodology built for it, a community that has been in it, and coaching from someone who has run the search himself.
Encourage
Career Club Corner
You will get through this. Every Monday at noon Eastern, an hour with a coach and a room full of people in the same search you are. Free, every week, no exceptions.
Empower
Making Your Own Weather
A complete job search system, written from two decades of coaching thousands of professionals through transition. KEEL, the 4 C's, STAR, BATNA. The frameworks that take you from anxious and busy to organized and effective.
Enable
Reimagine (launches June 15)
The tool. When the playbook is not enough and you need to rethink the game itself, Reimagine helps you decide what your next move actually is, then helps you take it.
For Organizations
You are restructuring, and you want the people leaving to land well. NextPlacement™ gives them a coach who has been in the search, a community that has been in it alongside them, and a methodology that turns a frightening experience into work they can do. The kind of offboarding people remember well.
For Professionals
The Corner is where the work happens out loud. Every Monday at noon Eastern, you get an hour with a coach and a room full of people who are in the same search you are. You ask the question you've been afraid to ask, you hear someone else ask the one you didn't know you needed, you leave with something you can do this week. Read Making Your Own Weather while you wait for Reimagine to launch June 15.
Podcasts
Two podcasts, two complete archives. Career Club Live brings senior HR leaders, CEOs, and organizational psychologists into long-form conversations about how careers actually work, and what hiring leaders are actually thinking. The Work Wire goes deeper on the workplace itself: what is changing, what is breaking, what is being built. Both worth a binge.
"Everything can be taken from a person but one thing: the last of the human freedoms, to choose one's attitude in any given set of circumstances, to choose one's own way."
— Viktor Frankl, Man's Search for Meaning
