Judy Panagakos, a Master Career Coach, answers the all important question…
Parents want to ensure that their college graduate makes the transition to professional life smoothly and successfully. This important and sensitive work must start with identifying a career direction that makes sense for the individual. Navigating the highly competitive process alone, and executing the many steps involved, is a daunting prospect for young people.
Established professionals can make it seem easy to prepare for and find a job, because in some regards the process is simple, but actually doing it is not easy at all. The very real challenges become apparent once you begin, and they frequently contribute to anxiety felt by the job seeker and their families.
At Priority Candidates, we focus exclusively on college and post college job seekers. We collaborate with job seekers by establishing a practical career strategy, preparing their resumé, practicing for interviews, coaching them through networking so they find advocates to support their candidacy, and many more steps.
In this series, “What To Do If You Can’t Find A Job After College” we pinpoint the challenges and share a perspective on how Priority Candidates Coaching programs help job seekers. This series focuses on the recent college graduate and their parents.
The coaches at Priority Candidates are committed to helping college students through every step of their early career journey, from identifying the right career direction, planning classes and skills that will be required for success, to finding relevant internships, networking, job sourcing, interview preparation, to accepting a job offer. We work with students entering college, those seeking internships, students nearing graduation, and recent graduates.