How to Effectively Convey Transferable Skills in Your New Career Choice

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How can I effectively convey that I have transferable skills in my new career choice? This is a great question. It's also something that we see in a variety of different forms again and again and again. A lot of people feel like how this one to happen. Is it going to figure out the perfect way to say it on a resume or application or, you know, something else along those lines.

Throughout your career, you have accumulated a number of skills. You may feel these skills only cater to your specific role or industry; however, there is a way to take them and communicate them in a way that allows you to make a career pivot. Today, we’re sharing a training we did on this very subject: How do I pivot to a new career when my skills and experience keep holding me back?

What You’ll Learn

How to pivot into a new career when you believe your skills and experience keep holding you back
How to get hired when it feels like you might lack experience or knowledge
The most effective first step for your career change

Have career change questions or want to make an introduction? Email scott@happentoyourcareer.com

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