Have you considered...
Where your experience could take you next?
We Should Probably Talk…
Expecting recruitment as usual?
Not here.
We’ve made this part a little different.
You’ll see what we mean.
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Because who you’re connecting with matters.
Hi, I’m Natalie, founder of Thrive & Co.
I wanted to take a minute to introduce myself because if you’re here thinking about what might be next for you professionally, I think it’s important to know a little about who you’re connecting with.
I also understand how much your experience throughout a recruitment process matters and it matters just as much to me.
A career decision is rarely just about a position. It’s about what you’re working toward, what you want more of, and whether an opportunity genuinely makes sense for you.
My goal is for your experience with me to be candid, engaging and worthwhile and for your time, your professional experience and what matters to you to be respected along the way.
Sometimes that leads to the right opportunity today.
Sometimes it begins a professional relationship that becomes valuable later.
Both matter.
So, if something here resonates with you, I’d really like to hear from you.
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Let’s connect on LinkedIn and follow Thrive & Co. for what’s worth knowing.
This is just the beginning!
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Let’s forget the cover letter just for now. We’ll get to your resume later too.
Tell me what matters to you.
Answer these 3 questions and
Experience opens conversation.
Exploring it adds depth.
You don’t need to be looking
to be Worth Knowing.
The best time to build a professional relationship isn’t when you need one. It’s before you do.
Your career continues to evolve even when making a change is the last thing on your mind. Staying connected to a reputable recruiter who knows your experience, understands what matters to you and has a pulse on the market gives you another set of eyes on what’s happening beyond your own network.
Build the relationship early. Stay connected. Keep an open mind. Because sometimes the most interesting possibilities are the ones you weren’t looking for.
The Self-Awareness Advantage.
I’ve interviewed thousands of professionals over the course of my career. One thing I’ve noticed is the difference self-awareness can make in how naturally someone is able to communicate their experience and put it into context.
So here is something worth thinking about.:
What do you know about yourself professionally today that you couldn’t have told me three or five years ago?
Your answer may tell you more about your professional growth than your résumé does.