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I am a former lighting controls expert with a decade's experience. The bulk of my career has been marketing products in a language that makes complex topics look simple and approachable. After 9 years in lighting, I have successfully made a transition into the IT industry to pursue my passion for words and I currently work as a Technical Writer.
In this time, I have interacted with top management persons (CEOs, CTOs, etc.) as well as personnel on the ground (technicians, installers, etc.) as well. I have used this time to hone my communication skills and express the same idea in different ways. I have learnt how to try and find a common ground to build up effective communication.
Straight from college, I was hired by an MNC. I held that job for 5 years in which I was promoted thrice. In the next 5 years, I have changed jobs 5 times. So I know both sides of the coin - lengthy, fruitful stays; short, quick-learn stays. I have attended many interviews to be hired and a few interviews to hire people as well. Now, I have a good understanding of how to read between the lines in job descriptions and the mechanisms with which candidates are evaluated. I have also enrolled in a high profile, international course to understand the psychology of hiring managers and how to present our best side as a candidate without falsifying data.
My intention with this course is to share this knowledge and experience with you so that you can be strategic in your next job search and be confident in your next interview. This is not one of those sales-y courses where they "guarantee" that you will have a job offer "by the end of the week!" No. All I ask is that you spend 4-5 hours a week for about 10 weeks implementing the learnings from the course and not hurry. I am certain that they will help you not just this one time, but all through your professional career.
Are you a student about to graduate concerned about your rēsumē? Don't worry. We can work on showing you have acquired some necessary skills.
Are you trying to change industries but are concerned that your experience will not count? Don't worry. We can work on showing that your experience is transferable.
Are you already in your desired line of work but want to get into a different company? Don't worry. We can work on making connections that will get you referred to jobs.
If you still have questions, feel free to reach out to me.
