It's a holiday week, but we're still here to help at Pay Forward Coaching! If you're in a job search, dealing with challenges in the workplace, or just want someone to bounce some ideas off of, we have over 75 amazing volunteers who will hold a 1:1 coaching session with you. As always, completely free! Application link for coaching session in comments. Please feel free to share with anyone in your network who might benefit!
Pay Forward Coaching
商务咨询服务
Arlington,Massachusetts 4,746 位关注者
Providing career mentorship, 100% free, 100% of the time, for anyone who needs it.
关于我们
Join our free Slack community here! Can then sign up for a free 1:1 coaching session from the community! https://join.slack.com/t/payforwardcoaching/shared_invite/zt-2mqj3bu2c-GcaQO46tGeH2mvIPNvlugA Pay Forward Coaching is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization whose mission is to provide free education and career services to anyone who needs it, to enable economic empowerment and create clear pathways to career success.
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www.payforwardcoaching.com
Pay Forward Coaching的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 商务咨询服务
- 规模
- 51-200 人
- 总部
- Arlington,Massachusetts
- 类型
- 非营利机构
- 创立
- 2022
- 领域
- Career Coaching、Consulting、Mentorship、Career Advice、Resume、Resume Reviews、Interview 、Interview Prep、Leadership、Coaching、Management Development、1:1 Coaching、Professional Development和Community
地点
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主要
US,Massachusetts,Arlington,02474
Pay Forward Coaching员工
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Neil Shevlin
CPCC, ACC | Career & Life Coach | Feeding Opportunities | Upwardly Global | Shamrock Soup Sonoma
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Dave Heal
Sales @ Socialgist | Recruiting BD | Eradicating degree requirements one LinkedIn comment at a time
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Janet Phipps, MBA
Holistic Leadership Development and Mindset Coach | Change Practitioner
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Nora Gluch
动态
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As many of you know, our amazing #careeradvisors can help you with many things with your journey. Including salary negotiation! So if you would like help with any part of your career, for free of course, contact us today! 100% Free, 100% Of The Time ??
I rarely negotiated a comp package in my career. Might be surprising from someone who was in sales for 20 years. I'm sure a lot of people will disagree with the notion. Here's my rationale. In an interview process we would have discussed my salary expectations. If they came in below that, they either A) don't believe in me enough or B) are trying to nickel and dime me. Neither is a place I'd want to be. Even if I successfully negotiated the package up, I would know how they valued me. So I'd decline the offer and move on. Similarly, if they make a strong offer I'm not going to negotiate just for the sake of negotiating. I'll happily accept! I took the same approach with raises and promotions. I very rarely asked. I instead worked as hard as I could and expected that if I was working with the right people they would promote me when I was ready, not when I demanded. And here's the thing - it worked. There are leaders out there who will make fair initial offers to candidates. There are leaders out there who will promote you when you're ready, sometimes even before you think you're ready. It's wonderful to advocate for yourself. But it's even better when others proactively advocate for you.
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We've never fundraised at Pay Forward Coaching. We've held over 4000 free 1:1 coaching sessions with over 1500 individuals in the last two years. We've built a community of 2000+ members. We've assembled a team of over 100 passionate volunteers. All without ever asking for a penny. Everything has been bootstrapped and out of pocket. I'm now asking. My interim CRO role at CarOffer is winding down this quarter. It's been reinvigorating to be back into the daily mix, but I'm excited to get back to being fully immersed in the PFC world. I truly believe we can grow this into a platform that can change so many people's lives. But we need funds to improve our tech stack and advertise our services. If you've been following our journey and want to help, there are three immediate ways to make an impact: 1) Join our free Slack community and share advice wherever you can! Link in comments. 2) Donate funds! None of our volunteers including myself have ever been paid a penny. Our fundraising will support building our platform, services, and brand to help even more people. Link in comments. We are a 501(c)(3) organization and donations are tax-deductible. 3) Donate your technical expertise! We are looking to move our community off free slack, and build a website/platform that incorporates all the matching logic for coaching and host our own community. If you or someone you know can help, we have a volunteer job posting up! Again, link in comments.
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Recruiting Leader @ Zapier | Former Educator | Advocate for job seekers, demystifying recruiting, and making the workplace more equitable for everyone!!
Y'all, the October Onslaught has arrived at Zapier. What's the October Onslaught? Oh, it's a phrase I just coined for when we suddenly post a lot of roles in October and need you to apply!! We've added quite a few roles this week, and my team will be posting several additional roles across a range of levels/locations THIS week! Here's some of what you get when you join Zapier: ????100% remote (FOREVER - we have no offices!) ??Competitive compensation with bonuses/equity plans (varies by location - compensation is listed in the job description, and discussed live with your recruiter in your first conversation!) ???Flexible PTO ??Awesome and supportive values and company culture And here are my TOP TIPS to land an interview: ? Emails/DMs are not considered applications. In order to be considered, you must apply directly to the position posted on our jobs page. ?Please take the application seriously. We care more about those responses than we do about your resume. Complete those questions thoroughly. ? While we are remote, we do typically have time zone/location constraints on roles so read the posting for those details. ? We typically see that strong applicants meet most of the descriptors in the "About You" section (and show this on their resume/application). I will share some links around what to expect in the hiring process, as well as some specifics on roles I could use the support of my network in drumming up more applicants! Excited to hire some awesome people to join the team!!!
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Thank you, Eric! And great job Neil! This is what its all about! ??
Systems Engineer | Analytics & Data Science | Verification, Validation & Continuous Improvement | Matlab Pro | Project Euler solver
Thank you Neil Shevlin for taking time to help me with career coaching! (resume & search advice) Neil is one of the amazing volunteer coaches that work with Pay Forward Coaching. ?? I am sure you've heard: everyone can benefit from a coach, at any experience level. It certainly helps to see yourself from another's point of view. Even if you are not in a search today, you may be very soon--no matter who you are or how successful. It never hurts to be prepared. In the spirit of paying forward, let me know if I can help with your search--especially students or new graduates. Most will agree: no one teaches the realities of career ups & downs in school! [Transparency note: this post was written by hand without text generator tools.]
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Mark your calendars and see you there!
Interested in a career coach's take on the current job market? ?? As well as his thoughts on common questions from job seekers? ?? We're excited to chat with Mike Connolly on Sept 13. ?? Mike is the Founder of Pay Forward Coaching, a company that provides completely free coaching services to job seekers (+ a great slack community). ?? We'll be touching on the following topics before opening it up to Q&A: ?? How can an applicant stand out from the crowd? ?? What are the best ways to build your personal network? ?? The feelings of isolation and failure during the job search. RSVP today & share with anyone else who might be interested! ?? #linkedinlive #jobsearch #coaching #community #jobseekers #careeradvice #networking #newjob #jobmarket #qanda #live #event
Behind the Scenes with a Career Coach
www.dhirubhai.net
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Interested in a career coach's take on the current job market? ?? As well as his thoughts on common questions from job seekers? ?? We're excited to chat with Mike Connolly on Sept 13. ?? Mike is the Founder of Pay Forward Coaching, a company that provides completely free coaching services to job seekers (+ a great slack community). ?? We'll be touching on the following topics before opening it up to Q&A: ?? How can an applicant stand out from the crowd? ?? What are the best ways to build your personal network? ?? The feelings of isolation and failure during the job search. RSVP today & share with anyone else who might be interested! ?? #linkedinlive #jobsearch #coaching #community #jobseekers #careeradvice #networking #newjob #jobmarket #qanda #live #event
Behind the Scenes with a Career Coach
www.dhirubhai.net
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Financial Services Leader | Public Speaker | Career Advisor | Mentor | Podcast Host | USMC Veteran | Talent Development | Digital Migration | Operations | Customer Experience | Change Management
Embrace your gift! Work hard, focus, be determined, and avoid judging your progress based on the progress of others.
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Thank you Bonnie Dilber for the shout out! We appreciate you ????
Recruiting Leader @ Zapier | Former Educator | Advocate for job seekers, demystifying recruiting, and making the workplace more equitable for everyone!!
Too many people see that "Open to Work" sign as an easy target to make a quick buck. From paid communities, to MLM-style courses, to folks with minimal experience branding themselves career coaches and charging thousands for their generic advice, folks are often exploiting people's desperation. But there ARE free resources out there: Pay Forward Coaching offers a free 1:1 coaching session as well as a free community with experienced coaches (and no upsell) EarnBetter offers a free AI resume tool and job board. Landed! is my newsletter for jobseekers where I share advice for navigating both job searches and the workplace (and I also share jobs on this page!) Lyft offers free rides to interviews and your first few weeks on the job. CareerOneStop is a free resource with tools for job search, and they have a lot of resources in particular for veterans, justice-impacted individuals, etc. Dress for Success Worldwide, Bottomless Closet, and Career Gear are just a handful of the many organizations that will help you get dressed for that interview or new job, and many offer additional supports to job seekers. I'm dropping a list of these resources in comments, and if you know of other totally free resources (with no upsell!), feel free to share them as well!
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At Pay Forward Coaching we spend a lot of time discussing how to find your next role. I think we spend less on how to transition into that new role. 60 days into my own new role, some personal reflections, learnings, and re-learnings: * Ask a million questions! And then ask some more. This was something I didn't do well in prior roles. This time I'm being intentional about questioning everything, and I feel like it's the fastest I've ever ramped up. * Make quick moves. I see a lot of advice about 30/60/90 plans, where the first 30 is purely observation and learning. There is often low-hanging fruit that you can go after more quickly. Don't be afraid to (thoughtfully) break a few eggs early on. * Get to know everyone. Prioritize 1:1s and small group meetings with not only your team/peers but also as many cross-functional people as possible. For me this means in-person whenever possible - it's just a different level of connection you make when you're physically in the same place. * Draw your own conclusions. Many people in the business will likely share their viewpoints on people, process, strategy, etc. Listen, but don't take what they say as gospel. Instead, investigate and develop your own viewpoints, which could be very different.