Whether you’re actively searching or looking to assess your next career move, it’s a brave new world out there. In this webinar, EWF Leaders Tanis Cornell and Jennifer Carter teamed up with EWF Career Coaching Practice Lead Elizabeth Lions to explore how COVID-19 has changed the job search, share proven ways to master video interviews, and explore impactful things you can do to move your career forward.
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Originally recorded: Tue, June 23, 2020
EWF Resources
Programs to support your career
- EWF’s Career Transition Program. Having expert support can be crucial in a tough job search. Check out EWF’s Career Transition Program, led by our Career Coaching Lead Elizabeth Lions, to leverage one of the best.
- EWF’s Emerging Leaders Program. Focusing on self-awareness, career navigation, and building strategic, financial, and business acumen, this curriculum-intensive program is designed for early- and mid-career women in business ready to supercharge their careers and deliver better results for their companies. Our next cohort launches in October 2020, and seats are filling fast!
Navigating a virtual world
- Building influence in a virtual world. Here are some key tips on how to master virtual networking and building influence.
- Mastering the art of virtual presence. Being “present” is a crucial part of professional influence, whether you’re a formal leader or not. Here are some tips on how to make sure you show up for yourself and your team, even when you’re at a distance.
Networking tips
4-part series on Intentional Networking. Networking is a key part of supporting your career job search; it gives you perspective, helps build your influence, and can lead to roles you might not have otherwise discovered. Check out this series for tips on how to structure your networking activity, even in a virtual world.
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- Part 1: Focusing on the engine. The power of a deep network, setting your goals, clearly defining success, and mastering “the ask” and “the offer.”
- Part 2: Honing your personal brand.What’s your superpower? We explore how to identify and hone your introductions and basis of your influence.
- Part 3: Choosing your targets. Where and with whom should you network, impactful ways to network, and how to become an effective connector.
- Part 4: Planning, measurement, and making adjustments. How to know when you’re networking successfully, and when to pivot.
Career Navigation
- How you’re sabotaging your career progression. Is your focus on being a “Swiss Army Knife” hurting your career?
- Looking to advance? Focus on your impact. How to avoid the trap of being “too flexible”.
