Philosophical assessment of skills

You're unhappy in your current job and want a change, but the thought of having to redo your CV is discouraging. You see job postings, but you know you can't apply until your CV is perfect, so you procrastinate, which isn't helping your situation.

Your CV is probably riddled with jargon, empty phrases, qualities listed that don't match your experience, an indigestible list of disconnected actions, generic experiences, and irrelevant skills. You know it, but you lack the courage to start the work of sorting, rewriting, and highlighting your strengths and skills.

But did you know that updating your CV can be an opportunity to reflect philosophically on your existence and on what you really want or no longer want?

I suggest you send me the first draft of your CV. I'll provide feedback, and then we can have one or more consultations together. Through this self-reflection, you will:

• getting to know you better

  • Identify your strengths and weaknesses

  • identify your existential anchors

  • assess your thinking skills: argumentation, clarity, coherence, synthesis, conceptualization.

  • assess your level of: assertiveness, confidence, authenticity, flexibility, critical thinking.

• be clear about your intentions and your project

• better talk about yourself

  • writing a compelling CV

  • write a relevant cover letter

  • apply successfully

• to have a calm and collected interview