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A coach is a catalyst and a partner, providing support in your job search and guiding you toward your professional success and fulfillment. Career coaches are trained in all areas of career development and transition and can help you identify your values, interests, personal preferences, abilities, accomplishments, and work style.

A career coach will also assist you in the following:

Career coaches are trained to listen, respond, and develop strategies that fit each individual jobseeker's needs. Our coaches have helped thousands of people secure their first job, advance in their field, transition to a new career, start a business, and plan for retirement.

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Some frequently asked questions:

• What do I say when asked in an interview, "Tell me about yourself"?
• How do I respond when the employer asks, "What are your salary requirements"?
• How can I develop a network? I just don't know that many people!
• I send out resumes but never get interviews. What am I doing wrong?
• How long should I wait after an interview to hear from an employer?