Seek Work Worth Living
I hope that you and your family and friends are well during this uncharted time. I wanted to share some encouragement and suggestions for staying productive and shifting your career search at this time.
Many of you may have been looking when things started to shut down, others may have had jobs and are fortunate to still be working - be safe out there! If you know someone who could benefit from this info please share.
Suggestion #1
Use this time to fill gaps in your resume, explore new skills, read, or take a course. We're offering 50% rebate back for anyone who completes the Online Job Search Action Plan Course. We are not making it free because it has been shown that free courses have a 90% drop in completion rate due to lack of incentive. Finish the course and get rewarded for your effort!
Suggestion #2
Focus on networking. People are seeking connection at this time. It is the perfect excuse to invite a stranger to a video chat....
You may have noticed lately that we made some changes to our brand to more consistently infuse the word ENVIROlocity™.
You may be wondering what exactly does this mean?
At first, this was a word that we felt personified the phrase Work Worth Living and Environmental careers. It is a combination of "Environment" and "velocity". We personally feel that any work worth doing is going to have to include an environmental aspect. Ever since we chose the word it has expanded to mean all the things we consider valuable at The Environmental Career Coach including:
From our experience, work that is just a job will always lead to frustration and feeling imbalanced as there is no way to find work/life balance when...
Grab the free job search checklist. Regardless if this is your first job or you're considering switching jobs, make sure you've covered all the bases!