Career Direction Session
A$200
Where you're heading, which roles to target, how to position yourself, and your next steps. A short questionnaire beforehand; your CV is welcome.
Book a sessionCareer Strategy & Positioning · Melbourne
For new graduates and experienced professionals alike: one honest conversation about where you should be heading, and how to get there.
Book a sessionYou were a "product manager" back home. Here, that work is often called business analyst or product owner, and recruiters read your CV against the wrong role.
Product one line, marketing the next. If you're not sure what you're applying for, the person reading it won't be either.
It's easy to blame your English. More often, the problem is direction: the roles don't match what you actually want, and interviewers can tell.
That's fine. Uni projects, internships, part-time jobs, clubs and volunteering often show more than you think. I help you pick the right ones and present them for the role you want.
A Master's graduate showed me his CV. It called him a product manager, but what he described was business analysis. He had interviewed for e-commerce roles and heard nothing back. Twenty minutes in, it was clear what he actually wanted: UX design. He now has a six-month plan and one clear story to tell.
Before we talk, I read your CV and spot where your story doesn't hold together.
In the session, we work out what you actually want and what the Australian market calls it.
You leave with next steps: the title to use, the course or experience to add, and what to change on your CV.
A$200
Where you're heading, which roles to target, how to position yourself, and your next steps. A short questionnaire beforehand; your CV is welcome.
Book a sessionA$350
An in-depth review of your CV before we meet, 60 minutes together, and a written summary of your positioning and action plan afterwards.
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Online, in English or Mandarin.
I'm Ko-Chen Wu, a management consultant in Melbourne. I grew up in Asia and built my career in Australia, so I know both sides: what you bring, and what employers here are listening for. I've spoken at the University of Melbourne and helped many graduates and career changers one-on-one.
You don't need to sound more Australian. You need to know what you're aiming for.
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