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How can you highlight your transferable skills when transitioning to partnerships?

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If you are looking for a career change and want to explore the field of partnerships, you might wonder how to showcase your relevant skills and experience. Partnerships are strategic relationships between two or more organizations that work together to achieve common goals, such as expanding markets, creating value, or solving problems. They require a combination of hard and soft skills, such as communication, negotiation, project management, research, and analytics. In this article, you will learn how to highlight your transferable skills when transitioning to partnerships and how to demonstrate your potential as a partner.

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1 Identify your transferable skills

The first step is to identify the skills that you already have that are applicable to partnerships. Think about your previous roles, projects, or achievements and how they involved collaborating with others, building trust, finding opportunities, or delivering results. For example, if you have a background in sales, marketing, or customer service, you can highlight your skills in communication, persuasion, and relationship management. If you have a background in engineering, product, or design, you can highlight your skills in problem-solving, innovation, and user-centricity. Make a list of your transferable skills and match them with the requirements of the partnership roles you are interested in.

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One transferrable asset you always have when it comes to partnerships is probably the most valuable one: your network. The skill comes in 2 ways: 1. Making skillful introductions that respect and benefit both parties. 2. Being able to “connect strategic dots,” seeing where two people might fit well together and be mutually beneficial for one another. Being a savvy connector, one that puts real thought into this, will benefit your colleagues and will enable you to be recognized as a highly valuable partner.

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2 Showcase your achievements

The next step is to showcase your achievements that demonstrate your transferable skills in action. Use the STAR method (Situation, Task, Action, Result) to describe specific examples of how you used your skills to create value, solve challenges, or improve outcomes in your previous or current roles. For example, if you want to show your communication skills, you can explain how you communicated effectively with different stakeholders, such as clients, vendors, or team members, to align expectations, resolve conflicts, or close deals. Use quantifiable metrics, such as numbers, percentages, or time frames, to highlight the impact of your actions.

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LinkedIn is such a treasure chest of opportunity when it comes to showcasing your achievements. How you state them, share them, frame them does take finesse and marketing know-how. You can feature these achievements: 1. On your LinkedIn banner 2. In your headline 3. In your “About Section” 4. In periodic posts through case story-telling. It’s the perfect vehicle for using the STAR method and leveraging the power of LinkedIn at the same time.

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3 Research the industry and the partners

The third step is to research the industry and the potential partners that you want to work with. This will help you understand the market trends, the customer needs, the competitive landscape, and the partner goals and challenges. You can use various sources, such as industry reports, company websites, social media, or podcasts, to gather relevant information and insights. By doing your research, you will be able to tailor your resume and cover letter to the specific partnership opportunities and show your interest and enthusiasm for the field.

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4 Network and build relationships

The fourth step is to network and build relationships with people who work in partnerships or who can connect you with potential partners. You can use platforms, such as LinkedIn, Twitter, or Clubhouse, to follow, engage, or reach out to partnership professionals, influencers, or experts. You can also join online or offline events, such as webinars, workshops, or meetups, to learn from others, share your ideas, or ask for advice. Networking and building relationships will help you gain exposure, visibility, and credibility in the partnership community and increase your chances of getting referrals or recommendations.

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The network you build on LinkedIn is the most robust source of ideal partnership-building. Commenting on someone else’s post, sharing someone else’s post, interviewing someone you met on LinkedIn for a podcast or a webinar can open the door to mutually beneficial initial conversations and ultimately fuller relationships. Where there is synergy, the opportunity to fuller partnerships is created.

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5 Learn and adapt

The final step is to learn and adapt as you transition to partnerships. You can take online courses, read books, or listen to podcasts to learn more about the best practices, tools, and frameworks for partnerships. You can also seek feedback, mentorship, or coaching from experienced partners or peers to improve your skills, knowledge, and performance. Learning and adapting will help you overcome the challenges, embrace the opportunities, and grow as a partner.

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6 Here’s what else to consider

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