Career
I help you connect what you’ve done and learned to what you want next from your career. From there, you can see what you have to offer, where it fits, and how to explain it clearly.
I’m trying to make a career decision and need a way to think it through.
A free tool to help you examine a career decision before you act on it. You work through what you actually know, what you’re assuming, what’s still missing, and what you’d need to see before deciding. Self-directed: I don’t score, review, or decide for you.
I need to show how my experience fits a specific role.
A separate product that helps you show how your experience fits a specific role when your resume doesn’t make that connection obvious. Current availability and full details live only on the Career Story site.
I want to work through a career decision directly with Sammie.
A focused working session for a career decision that needs deeper examination. We work through the role, the risks, the evidence you have, what’s still unknown, and what each option could mean for the life you’re building.
I’m not sure where to start.
A short conversation to figure out which career option best fits what you’re trying to solve.
This example comes from my college admissions work. It’s how I’d explain its relevance to software sales today.
“In admissions, I worked with people deciding whether they could afford college, whether the education would be worth it and whether they were ready to enroll. Leadership kept comparing us with another school. I pointed out that students could decide against enrolling anywhere.
“That’s relevant to software sales because buyers can understand what we offer and still choose to keep what they have. I’d spent years asking people why they wanted to make a change and what concerns they had about doing it.”
Independence
My role is to help you evaluate the decision and the evidence around it. I’m not compensated by an employer based on whether you take a particular role.
If your question is about sales, LinkedIn, leadership, or another professional decision, Ask Sammie is the better place to start.
See Ask Sammie
