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Career Transition Workshops

Topics

In my comprehensive Career Transition (Outplacement) workshops, the following topics are delivered through a blend of engagement, enthusiasm, humor, and inspiration:
* Change / Transition Management
* Myers Briggs (Career Assessment)
* Resume Development
* Networking
* Interviewing & Negotiation

Workshop Testimonials

“Dan’s unique perspectives on so many things help people to break through their paradigms into a new realm of thinking about their life and situation.”

 

– Sheyenne Kreamer


“Being laid off is stressful. And job searches aren't fun (at least not for meI. But fortunately, when I was laid off I received outplacement assistance that included several classes taught by Dan Galloway. Dan's enthusiasm is contagious, and he helped keep me update and positive as I planned for the future. He kept his classes entertaining and interactive, which made it easier to absorb the valuable information he was teaching. I emerged from the experience with a deeper knowledge of myself and the type of position I wanted and in which I would excel. I highly recommend Dan as a career consultant and motivational speaker.”

– Don Downs


 

“When I was director of a program of adult education at Duke Continuing Studies, I hired Dan regularly for several years to lead workshops in customer service, career change, and other self-development areas. He was one of the most successful presenters/trainers I worked with, always innovating, invigorating and inspiring class members, and garnering top student evaluations and, in fact, rave reviews. I recommend Dan very highly as a speaker or trainer. He can work magic!”

– Laurel Ferejohn


“Dan's help and encouragement during my career transition was a key in keeping me going forward. Enthusiasm and confidence are the keys to maintaining sanity and momentum during a job search. Dan has both qualities in abundance and has the rare ability to project them to people. Thank you, Dan, for all you did to keep me going during my job search!”

– Joe Lipka

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