Strong, clear and concise wording on a resume is key, when used in the right context, with proof to back it up.
But in an interview? Story is key.
Strong, clear and concise wording on a resume is key, when used in the right context, with proof to back it up.
But in an interview? Story is key.
How do explain the heart & soul of what you do?
The Clarification Sketch is the core innovation at the centre of our narrative method of practice. We asked our Community of Practice about their tried and true methods for introducing the Online Storyteller tool with new clients.
Here are the top 4 ways that ensure your clients get it, get motivated and can get started.
Storytelling seems simple enough. You might envision a few people listening intently to each other around a campfire. Maybe you see a parent and child sharing a picture book. A great Ted Talk might stand out in your mind. As narrative career practitioners, when we ask clients to tell us a story, it’s not that simple.
Storytelling is at the heart of Narrative Assessment. It’s powerful. It’s proven. And it can be hard to explain. Learn how to encourage clients to share their experiences with this clear & effective answer to the common question "what's a story?".
Picture this: you’re sitting with a client and your favourite thing happens - the lightbulb moment. It’s like a flash goes off in their mind and they have a great idea, a gut-check realization, a truthbomb drop.
How are you capturing these moments as they happen? How are you helping your clients reflect on these flashes?
How can we support clients, through narrative assessment, to reflect on their stories in a systematic way, as a legitimate form of input into career counseling, advising or coaching?