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New!
See Lynn Interviewed on Fox News "Fox & Friends"
(High
Speed Access Recommended)
June
5, 2006 - "Dangers to Avoid If Your Tech Job Is Also Your Hobby"
Quoted
on Monster.com
"10 Ways To Keep Busy Between Jobs"
Quoted in
Cosmopolitan
Magazine
"Mom Advice You Should Actually Listen To"
December
2006
"How To Get Ahead Fast"
April
2006
"Expert
Opinion"
July 2005
Featured
In Forbes.com Online Business Directory
Quoted
in the WSJ article, Competing Offers Of Pay vs. Prestige Tempt Job Seekers:
10/25/2005
Quoted in the WSJ
Article, Newly Unemployed Find Posts As Consultants for Ex-Employers, 3/11/2003
Channel
7 Eyewitness News Interview,
April 2005
Fox News 5 Interview,
May 2003
Quoted in NewsDay April 6, 2003
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Lynn Berger Career Coaching and Counseling
Counseling people in career transition through analysis, planning, testing and personal development. Providing executive, corporate and career coaching for business professionals.
Happiness ... joy... pleasure... balance...
Do you experience these qualities in your life? From time to time, we may need adjustments in our career or personal life to bring us the satisfaction, motivation, or fulfillment we need to improve the quality of our life. Life is too short and precious not to enjoy every part of it. Consider making a career change if:
- your job situation or responsibilities have changed;
- you are feeling unfulfilled or dissatisfied in your work and in your life;
- you are unhappy or bored with the career you have chosen;
- interpersonal issues at work are getting in your way and affecting your performance;
- stress affects you emotionally, mentally or physically;
- you feel daily pressures are too burdensome.
As a career coach, I can help assess your talents, identify your needs, and provide the necessary motivation for you to accomplish your goals.
In a coaching relationship we will form a dynamic team to assist you in career planning and development that will:
- set both short and long range goals;
- determine action plans and monitor progress in attaining goals;
- resolve communication problems;
- manage change and conflict;
- keep you focused and on track;
- maintain a healthy balance between your personal and professional life.
Together we will work to maximize your potential and ease your concerns. The career counseling program is designed to increase your level of professional and personal fulfillment, satisfaction and overall enjoyment. Many clients achieve a renewed sense of perspective and make significant positive changes in their lives.
I approach my work in a thorough, succinct, relaxed and personalized manner. Through discussion, structured exercises, and career testing we will identify your skills, interests, personal style, needs and values. Career analysis will include, The Strong Interest Inventory (SII) and Myers Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) along with other appropriate instruments. The information we develop through career coaching will enable us to create a career plan that will achieve excellence in your work and your life.
The experience should prove to be a rewarding one!
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Lynn Berger M.A., Ed.M., LMHC,
NCC, PCC
providing career coaching and counseling
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Now
Available!
Lynn Berger's New Book, "The Savvy Part
Time Professional".
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Mentioned in Money
Magazine - Nov 2007
"Talk Your Way to a Shorter Workweek."
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Quoted in the Tribune Network Newspapers which include Newsday, The L.A. Times and Chicago Tribune on November 30, 2003 - "Winning the Battle of Nerves-Job Seekers Should Show Confidence." |
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Read Lynn's Essay, "3 Steps To Success". This essay will help you learn more about what you need and want from your career. Simple and specific quidelines and recommendations to follow are included. It is free, and you are under no obligation. Simply complete the brief form below.
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Quoted
In Yahoo! HotJobs Article:
What to Do When Your New Job Is a Nightmare
Listen to Lynn Berger online at Success-Talk.com
View The Article from Mademoiselle
Quoted on BusinessWeek.com
Hidden Job Revealed
Start Saving Your Job
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Washington Post Article
Career Coaching Resources
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