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This $10 online course can help you build your dream career
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If you don’t have a mentor who you can look to for advice and guidance for shaping your career, it can be intimidating to know where to go for support. Usually, we learn fundamental skills on the fly — whether it’s editing your résumé to speak to the job you want, or learning how to effectively network to build your social capital. But usually, the path to learning can be a bit of a bumpy road — and not the most productive way to learn.
This online course can be like that mentor you wish you had. It’s meant to help you develop practical skills like interviewing, résumé building, and networking so you can grow your career and minimize the usual amount of trial and error you’d need if you were figuring all this out on your own.
It’s led by Chris Haroun, an award-winning professor, TEDx Talk speaker, and entrepreneur who’s made significant career moves himself. He transitioned from working at Goldman Sachs to the tech industry, then progressed to consulting, worked on hedge funds, and finally tackled venture capital.
The course includes 12 hours, 250 lectures, 67 easy-to-complete exercises, and 29 templates and downloads to build the career you want. That includes the résumé format the author’s been using for 20 years, tips on how to answer any interview question (like turning weaknesses into strengths), and more.
Learn what you need in order to advance yourself: usually this full course is $199.99, but you can get it on sale for $9.99.
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