Career Coaching for your “20- 30-something”
Is your young adult “child” still at home, struggling to find a decent-paying job — or have they simply given up their job search? You’re not alone.
The job market has undergone a radical shift over the last decade, and so has the way that employers hire.
Many job seekers use outdated strategies that aren’t designed to overcome new challenges that range from “ghost jobs” to ATS and AI systems that overlook qualified candidates.
Unlike other career coaches, Sarah specializes in helping 20- to 30-somethings unable to start their job search or stuck mid-job search, unable to get any interviews or offers.
Some people respond by spending endless hours filling out hundreds of online job applications. Others feel paralyzed, unable to even begin a job search.
It’s difficult to watch your kids struggle, and frustrating when they resist your advice.
That’s why an increasing number of parents are investing in professional career counseling for their Gen Z and millennial kids.
That’s where third-party career counseling can help.
“As a parent, I can provide all of the guidance and instruction in the world, but find it is often not heard or heeded. Sarah was uniquely able to step in and listen, trouble shoot and gently help them find their way.” — Sundance R., Bainbridge Island
For over two decades, Sarah Lee has drawn on her myriad career experiences to help young adults — from recent college graduates to 30-somethings — to develop their own career pathways, networks, and job search tools. Sarah has worked in both public and private sectors, from serving as a US Congressional Press Secretary to coaching manufacturers around the globe through product safety crises.
Over the years, she has both hired scores of employees and been a successful job seeker, experiencing firsthand the shifts in hiring practices.
“The best money EVER spent. Saved my sanity and our son’s!” — Darsi S., Bainbridge Island
There are many career coaches for mid-career employees — Sarah’s work focuses exclusively on filling the gap between what college counselors offer and mid- to late- career advisors. Learn more about how Career Compass Pro Sarah Lee can help your young adult — and get your empty nest back!