Work with Career Wavelength

A career advisor provides tactical, on-the-ground support like resume building, interview prep, and specific job leads. A career coach, on the other hand, guides you through self-discovery to overcome mental roadblocks, align with your personal values, and build a long-term strategy.

One way to think of it is that a career advisor is a specialist that you go to for a specific question or concern. A career coaching relationship is generally a longer engagement, and more focused on the big picture in terms of what you want out of your career. Both are valuable and complementary - they just approach things a bit differently!

(advisory is more prescriptive and shorter term - ex. you want to update your resume, practice for an interview, etc.)

(coaching is longer term, so there's more of a process of getting to know each other. There's more self-reflection exercises, and we'll get into more of your thoughts and perceptions about work in general. It can get real philosophical!)

I would recommend setting up a 15-minute free consultation, so I can get to know you and what you're looking to work on. From there, I can provide some options in terms of how we can most effectively work together.

Absolutely! Sessions are priced by the hour, so investment-wise they are exactly the same. Many times, clients will start off with an advisory appointment beccause they want feedback on their resume, and then it'll evolve into coaching when they find there are more things within their career they'd like to navigate with support. Or, conversely, sometimes coaching clients may return to work through a specific challenge or question they may have. Either way, I'm here to support you, be that as an advisor or a coach.