A college graduate named Jillian feels clueless, insecure, and anxious as she starts her job hunt. While passionate and driven, she lacks professional experience. The document outlines Jillian's needs through an empathy map, identifying extra preparation is needed to boost her confidence for job interviews and her first professional experience. It concludes with a problem statement that a college student needs additional support beyond academics to feel confident in securing a good first job.
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Don’t wait until you reach success to become happier! Most of us are relatively happy, but we are also aware that we could be happier. We believe happiness will come when we reach certain goals in our lives like getting married, buying a new home, getting a raise, a promotion, or a new job. So we forego a little happiness today and this week so we can reach those goals sooner. However the goals we thought would make us happy turn out to be just milestones on a long journey, and our happiness does not materialize like we had hoped. Happiness in the form of a deep sense of contentment, satisfaction, and fulfilment seems to be missing.
This book will help by providing a clear plan on how to choose happiness and then leverage that happiness to become even more successful. Don’t spend your life chasing success and hoping for happiness, learn how to connect happiness and success.
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“Ray shows that happiness actually comes before success, not after it. He spells out how the two are eternally bound and he walks you through a methodology that will change the way you think about success and life…this book is a powerfully inspirational gift to anyone who reads it.” - Tony Jeary, The Results Guy™
“In Connecting Happiness and Success, Ray provides a step by step process in pursuing happiness and creates a link to drive success. Ray teaches that while many of us chase success in order to be happy, Happiness comes first.” - Wayne IrwIn, Intel
“Ray White is a master of simplicity. He clearly explains the relationship between happiness and success and debunks the lifelong myth that happiness can only be attained after reaching an illusive point of success. This is a book that will help anyone whether they are a fortune 500 CEO or a student attending high school. A true gift that will keep on giving.” - Ali Merchant, Gap Inc.
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Ray White is a C-Level executive with 30 years of business experience helping start-ups and Fortune 1000 companies improve performance and profitability by focusing on developing successful employees. He speaks and teaches business classes on Leadership, Happiness, and Success at all levels of the business hierarchy from new employees to C-Level executives. Ray is on the board of Pursuit-of-Happiness.org and the University of North Texas Professional Leadership Program. You can find more information about Ray and Connecting Happiness and Success at ConnectingHappinessandSuccess.com.
Change often means job loss, especially at top leadership levels. Here's the change process that CXO executives often experience, a reiterative process through several stages of identity innovation from job loss to new career.
WINNER OF 9 INTERNATIONAL AWARDS
SOME of THESE ARE
2015 Kindle Book Awards
Reader’s Favorite Book Award Winner
Shelf Unbound 2014 Best Indie Book
NIEA Winner
Don’t wait until you reach success to become happier! Most of us are relatively happy, but we are also aware that we could be happier. We believe happiness will come when we reach certain goals in our lives like getting married, buying a new home, getting a raise, a promotion, or a new job. So we forego a little happiness today and this week so we can reach those goals sooner. However the goals we thought would make us happy turn out to be just milestones on a long journey, and our happiness does not materialize like we had hoped. Happiness in the form of a deep sense of contentment, satisfaction, and fulfilment seems to be missing.
This book will help by providing a clear plan on how to choose happiness and then leverage that happiness to become even more successful. Don’t spend your life chasing success and hoping for happiness, learn how to connect happiness and success.
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“Ray shows that happiness actually comes before success, not after it. He spells out how the two are eternally bound and he walks you through a methodology that will change the way you think about success and life…this book is a powerfully inspirational gift to anyone who reads it.” - Tony Jeary, The Results Guy™
“In Connecting Happiness and Success, Ray provides a step by step process in pursuing happiness and creates a link to drive success. Ray teaches that while many of us chase success in order to be happy, Happiness comes first.” - Wayne IrwIn, Intel
“Ray White is a master of simplicity. He clearly explains the relationship between happiness and success and debunks the lifelong myth that happiness can only be attained after reaching an illusive point of success. This is a book that will help anyone whether they are a fortune 500 CEO or a student attending high school. A true gift that will keep on giving.” - Ali Merchant, Gap Inc.
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Ray White is a C-Level executive with 30 years of business experience helping start-ups and Fortune 1000 companies improve performance and profitability by focusing on developing successful employees. He speaks and teaches business classes on Leadership, Happiness, and Success at all levels of the business hierarchy from new employees to C-Level executives. Ray is on the board of Pursuit-of-Happiness.org and the University of North Texas Professional Leadership Program. You can find more information about Ray and Connecting Happiness and Success at ConnectingHappinessandSuccess.com.
Change often means job loss, especially at top leadership levels. Here's the change process that CXO executives often experience, a reiterative process through several stages of identity innovation from job loss to new career.
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2. Clueless.
I feel
I’m starting
from scratch
again
Hopeful, excited and
expectant.
The future looks
promising.
I feel insecure because I
don’t have much
credentials
I feel like I am
ready to face the
world
Anxious to move
from the comforts
of school to
venture the
unknown
Idealistic, passionate,
and driven.
They know what
professionalism is
and all the
disciplines that go
with it
The sense of lostness
and insecurity is
prevalent.
Still very vulnerable
and compromising.
They feel they have to
please their employers
during job interviews.They see work as
something serious.
They view work as
the end of all fun.
Im starting a new
chapter in my life
here
I'm excited to be
able to earn my
own money. I
have so much
plans in mind
My school taught me
important values,
especially being a
person for others, that
I will carry on not only
in my job but
throughout the rest of
my life.It's been very pressuring,
because you always
have to have your best
foot forward
I was glad I attended a seminar
on
“resume making” and
“how to do well in job interviews “
on school
Tried to appear
confident, behave
professionally , and
talk maturely
They really had no idea
what to do and what
to expect.
3. STAKEHOLDER
A very smart, fresh
graduate from one of
the best, if not the
best, school in the
country who already
went through job
interviews and is
waiting for the best
offer to come.
NEED/PROBLEM
Jillian (not her real
name) needs extra
equipping to
gracefully survive
the pressures of
the whole job
hunting experience
INSIGHT
Academic and skill
competencies are not
sufficient in boosting
a college graduate’s
confidence in his job
hunting
PROBLEM STATEMENT
A college student needs extra equipping in boosting his confidence
because academics and skills alone are not sufficient in ensuring a good first job experience.