Career Transition Programs

” It was an excellent learning experience. Everyone should have the opportunity to benefit from First Sun’s Career Transition Programs. The entire process was positive. “

– Rich

VP Sales – Technology Company

Distinctive Elements of First Sun’s Executive Coaching Program

Our Comprehensive Career Transition Program:

Our Comprehensive Career Transition Program consists of private career consulting from one(1), three(3), six(6), twelve(12) months or longer. Period of services is allocated to transitioning employee which is consistent with annual salary. Obviously, the higher the salary, the longer the search. (note: generally for every $10K earned it can take up to 1.5 months for re-employment)

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Key Components of Our Executive Coaching Services

Job Search Preparation

Preparation involves exit planning, market statement development, separation document review and counsel, emotional support system and job search calendar development. Candidates may also meet with a certified financial planner.

Assessments

Assessment tools help individuals evaluate their style, skills, rewards, values and career interests.
Resume, References and Communication Tools: Our services include professional resume development services; coaching on how to select, manage and communicate with references; and training on e-mail and cover letter writing skills with examples.

Marketing Campaign, Process Management and Coaching

Initially, our coaches meet with candidates to develop marketing strategies for search firms, network contacts, advertised positions and company targets. The coach and candidate establish campaign management methods, and the coach works with the candidate throughout the program, including job offer evaluations and negotiation.

Resources

Candidates are invited to special events on career transition related subjects such as: networking groups, buying a business and considering franchise opportunities.

24/7 Online Technology Training and Tools: While technology can never replace human interaction, we support our face-to-face and one-on-one coaching with the online tools provided by Career Shift.

Recent Blog Posts

#JobInterview : Why Gen Z Should Leave Their Helicopter Parents Out Of The Job Interview Process. Overreliance on Parental Support is a Red Flag. Thoughts?

Hiring managers may see it as a red flag that conveys a lack of independence and professional maturity in the Gen Z candidate. Important job search advice for Gen Z.

#JobSearch : Writing the Dreaded Cover Letter. Covers Letters with Your Resume, will Separate You from the Pack!

The recruiter may want an example of the job seeker’s ability to write a brief and persuasive letter that grabs the recruiter’s attention before they read the resume.

#JobInterview : 5 Questions To Ask A Hiring Manager In A Job Interview. Failing to Ask These Questions are Big Mistake!

Posing these thoughtful questions during a job interview demonstrates your enthusiasm and allows you to collect important information about the company, which you can leverage to reinforce your value.

#JobInterview : How To Bluff Your Way To Landing A Job If You’re Underqualified. What to Do & What NOT to Do. Great Read!

You can win over hiring professionals with your drive, passion and motivation.

#JobSearch : How To Overcome The Perception Of Being ‘Overqualified’ For The Job. Must Recognize the Bias Over Experienced Workers. A MUst REad!

Securing a white-collar job can be challenging, and the difficulty intensifies for seasoned professionals with extensive career experience.

#YourCareer : Change Careers with Confidence Using These Simple Steps. Open Doors to Your Opportunities.

This transition is not just about changing where you work, but also about transforming how you view your skills and potential.

#ResumeWriting : How Specific Words On Women’s Résumés May Be Holding Them Back, According To Research. Avoiding Certain Words could Improve your Chances of Being Hired.

New research reveals that specific language on women’s résumés may impact their hiring prospects, particularly for jobs in male-dominated fields.