Episode 269
269: How to Ask for Career Help, with Larry Braman
Coaching for Leaders · Dave Stachowiak with Larry Braman
October 31, 201644m 46s
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Show Notes
Larry Braman: Career Consultant and Coach
Larry Braman is the president of Global Career Consulting and Placement and the founder of Career University, live and on demand job landing and career advancing webinars.
Key Points
- It’s essential for us to recognize that the most successful people ask for (and receive) help all the time.
- Say less initially in your interactions with influencers so that you can meet them where they are as the conversation progresses.
- When someone offers to help or to make an introduction, take immediate action to follow up.
- It’s important for us to have both mentors and advocates in our careers.
- Be memorable in a genuine way by making a human connection to the other party.
Resources Mentioned
- Finding the Career That Fits You*
- The Ultimate Guide to Using Your Strengths to Get Hired*
- How to Win Friends and Influence People* by Dale Carnegie
- Mentors Are Good. Sponsors Are Better by Sylvia Ann Hewlett
- Larry Braman’s Career Hacks
- How To Become a Career Coach*
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