Stop looking for a job. Start designing your next move.
Why treating your search like a strategy project — with a Plan A, B and C, a keyword bank and a decision date — beats scrolling job boards every evening.
Materials · Free workbook
Design Your Next Move.
One free workbook you can print and work through in an afternoon — the method I use with coaching clients and teach at SSE Riga Executive Education. Below it, articles written from the inside of the work.
Inside the workbook
- Plan A / B / Cdefine your ideal move, your pivot and your wildcard, then pressure-test all three against geography, industry and working conditions
- The master CV archiveone structured record of every achievement, so each targeted CV takes minutes instead of evenings
- The keyword bankhow to extract what employers in your lane actually ask for, from ten real job ads
- The 30-day plana weekly cadence with a built-in decision point, so the search converges instead of drifting
For professionals with 5–20 years of experience who want to design the next move rather than take what turns up.
Articles
Notes from the work.
Your CRM isn't failing. Your adoption plan is.
Companies keep buying platforms and blaming the software when nobody uses them. The fix isn't another feature — it's treating adoption as the actual project.