Book overview
College students are fearful of not choosing the "right" career, competing with more experienced candidates, and not being able to graduate from college with a job lined up. What if, when you graduate from college, you already have everything you need to start your career, you just need to know how to communicate it?
Laurie Nilo-Klug is a career coach with experience in digital marketing and a strong passion for helping others attain meaningful careers. She guides career coaching clients through a 5-step self-discovery process (known as the B.L.I.S.S. method) that helps them develop career paths that align with the life they want to live. Then, she uses her background in marketing to help clients prove to employers exactly why they need to be hired. She's been featured in Thrive Global, ABC Washington, and FOX 5. She's also an adjunct professor at Seattle University, where she developed the first career development course that is offered for credit in the Albers School of Business & Economics. Think of her as The Connector. Getting students from jobless to job B.L.I.S.S.
When readers get their hands on this book, Job-hunting B.L.I.S.S. - how first-generation college students can transition from college to career with ease, they will walk away knowing:
● How to easily communicate to employers why they are the right candidate
● Their concrete plan of action for their career
● How to grow their network without feeling fake or superficial
● The exact steps they need to take to build a career that celebrates who they are and supports the lifestyle they want.
