
Have you been fired? Terminated? Laid-off? Let go? When you lose your job, it takes a toll on your career confidence. See why you should take this course to help you move forward and find a new job faster.
Getting let go means different things, depending upon the specifics around your situation. It's important you understand the differences so you can act accordingly and customize your job search to deal with what has happened.
Any time we are let go, it creates a set of powerful emotions. It's okay to feel sad and angry. HOWEVER, you should be very, VERY careful in how you deal with this in front of friends, family, and colleagues. Here's why...
It's important that you tie up any loose ends related to your termination so you can close this employment chapter. There are several key factors to consider when ending a relationship with an employer.
Even if the termination is the employer's fault, you need to take some form of ownership with respect to what happened. Why? Future employers believe that both sides need to take some blame for a relationship gone bad. Get clear on your accountability so you can convince employers you are ready to move on.
How well you answer the question, "Why were you let go?" will determine if you get the job. Learn the steps you need to take to craft an answer that will satisfy hiring managers.
To balance out the negative aspect of your termination, you will need a list of character references who will speak to your abilities. The more, the better. Here's why...
To find a new job faster, you will need a list of 10-20 employers who not only hire your skill set, but also provide a product or service you admire and respect. It's this combination that can help you stand out and get hired, in spite of you being let go from your last position.
Getting some time of job to help minimize the financial impact of being unemployed is important. But, getting a part-time job will also help you prove you're a hard work AND that you are employable.
Negative Self-Talk (NST) is the single biggest career confidence killer. You need these two tools to help you fight it so you can stay positive and get hired.
Friends and family can't be objective supporters of your situation. It's not fair to put that pressure on them either. It's better to get an objective professional to guide you through this experience. Here's why...
Don't let this professional setback define you. Listen to J.T. explain why you need to leverage the power of the experience...
Some added tips for when you have felony on your record holding you back from getting hired.
If you've ever wondered if former employers are conspiring against you so you can't get hired, this is what you need to do...
If you're considering this course, then you're one of millions of professionals who has experienced the confidence crushing experience of being fired.
FACT: Studies show it's harder to get a job when you are unemployed. Especially, when you've been fired. And, the longer you remain unemployed, the more challenging it is to get hired at the level you were at previously.
In this course, you will learn:
Why this course?
Author, J.T. O'Donnell is a career expert with more than 15+ years experience coaching professionals through the devastating effects of being fired. She has coached thousands of professionals on the 8-step process she has defined here, helping them to get past this negative experience so they can get their career confidence back.
Don't let getting fired ruin your life! Instead, invest in yourself and your future and take this course so you can get back to work, move on with your life, and find the career success and satisfaction you want and deserve!