CAREER COACHING EXPERT EXAMINES AI, RESUMES THAT POP AND JOB MARKET SHIFTS DURING OCT. 27 CULTURE CHAT

With AI looming large and market forces quickly changing, navigating a decision to make a career move can be daunting. But the transition process can open opportunities for personal growth and development.

The popular DLE Culture Chat offers tips for career shifts from a national job search expert on Oct. 27 at noon ET in a moderated discussion of the topic: Move Up or Move Out: Is It Time to Make a Career Move?

Career coach and C-Suite advisor Ryan Dickerson, President and Founder of Good Fit Careers, will provide insight on how to know when it’s time to make a change, how to get started, how to use AI in the process and how to prepare for a new role–whether inside or outside of the company where you work.

Sponsored by Dulye & Co. consulting firm, there is no fee to attend this one-hour, virtual program. Registration is required and available here. The DLE Culture Chat is a powerful platform for learning and networking with like-minded professionals about pressing professional development requirements and trending workplace issues.

ABOUT GUEST SPEAKER RYAN DICKERSON

After a decade in the recruiting industry, Ryan Dickerson became a career coach so he could focus on helping people find their way. He grew up in Maryland and attended Syracuse University, where he earned an undergraduate degree in economics and a master’s degree in entrepreneurship.

Ryan moved on to a Technical Recruiting position with an Oracle Systems integrator that was ultimately acquired by Deloitte. After a few years there, he joined Korn Ferry International (KFY) where he served on the Global Chief Information Officer’s Practice, partnering with some of the best executive search practitioners in the world.

In 2019, Ryan started his firm, Good Fit Careers, with a focus on helping professionals make the most of their careers. Based in Fort Collins, CO, his firm helps individuals find new roles to grow their careers, create compelling resumes, improve their interview and speaking skills, and negotiate job offers.