In the US, it takes an average of 24 weeks to secure new employment. Enter a legion of expensive career strategists, networking sites and AI interview training …
The $10,000 figure is what Josh Morgan, 45, paid for six months of work with a career strategist, who offered regular meetings, a personal website and access to recruiters.
I would think after the first month of paying someone to find me a job, I’d try other options.
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I would think after the first month of paying someone to find me a job, I’d try other options.
Now I’m thinking of a job as a career strategist.
Sounds like the life couch scammers. I had that idea too. Bit goddamn morals go in my way.
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I found a couple of half hour meetings with a career strategist to be very helpful in resume editing.
I could even see using a handful of dummy interview sessions if I was badly out of practice.
IDK why you’d still need one months later. It would just turn into therapy sessions.