Successful organizations focus on challenging and developing their people.  Investing
in employee career development is an important part of that process.  In fact, almost
half of all turnover is related to employee dissatisfaction due to a perceived lack of
advancement opportunities.

At CareerWon, we can help your organization retain key talent by helping employees
understand their road map to career success.  Whether creating strategic career
development plans for key executives as part of your succession planning process or
conducting economical group workshops to teach employees how to effectively
manage their own careers, we have programs to fit any budget.

Determining a Path (evaluation and discovery)
  • Exploring career path alternatives that match goals, passions and talents utilizing a number of
    skills, personality and leadership assessments
  • Understanding what success looks like in the organization (skill sets, competencies, etc.)
  • Understanding "derailers" of success in the organization
  • Determining  Personal Brand and value proposition

Planning
  • Implementing a  strategic career plan to target short term and long term developmental
    opportunities and plan education and training options
  • Learning effective internal networking and prospecting practices to uncover opportunities
  • Seeking out Mentors


Progression
  • Continuously seeking feedback to improve and develop
  • Changing, developing and building the skills and experience necessary to advance
  • Considering lateral and promotional assignments
  • Participating in developmental coaching to overcome barriers to success & improve performance
Career Development for Employees & Executives
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Individual Development Plans
Group Workshops
  • One-day workshop to teach employees how to manage their own careers, using the fundamentals
    of the individual program above
  • Includes helping employees understand their interests, talents and weaknesses and how to
    identify career opportunities within their organization