Kerry O'Connor-Kunsch, Ccmc, Cprw Email and Phone Number
I know what it's like to feel lost on your career path as an ADHD’er. The anxiety. The uncertainty. The self-doubt. The worry surrounding the “flaws” in your career history. I see you. You are NOT alone.I, too, once struggled with ADHD at work. Throughout my twenties, I experienced repeated cycles of job burnout - even, somewhat ironically, while working in the career services industry! Before turning thirty, I quit my job to use what little energy I had left on raising my young children. However, friends and family continued to come to me for career and resume advice. And, as it turned out, I loved it. In 2017, I officially launched my resume writing business. While I found joy in this work, over time, I found myself wanting to do more to help ADHD'ers like myself break free from the burnout trap.So I did! In 2022, I made a career pivot that changed my life and dedicated myself to supporting ADHD'ers from all walks of life. Whether they're executives seeking work-life balance, stay-at-home parents re-entering the workforce, or mid-career professionals facing job loss, I've been there to guide them. Today, I'm so grateful to have fulfilled my own definition of career success by helping my fellow ADHD'ers discover theirs.Are you ready to join the club?! Here's how we can work together:👉 First, we'll take a look at your values, strengths, and ADHD challenges to uncover your next step toward a sustainable, ADHD-friendly career.👉 Next, we'll build a personalized job search strategy to accommodate both your personality and market needs.👉 Then, I’ll support you in developing your resume, LinkedIn profile, and interview stories - whether you just want guidance, or want me to take that all off your plate. 👉 Finally, I’ll help you navigate the entire job search process - from finding you open jobs and custom-tailoring cover letters - to preparing for interviews and salary negotiations. I offer packages to meet your specific needs. 💡 So, how can I help YOU? Let me know by scheduling a free 20-minute discovery session today! Together, we can make sure you arrive to the first day of your next job with enough energy to ROCK IT!***Are you an ADHD or Career Professional? Let's connect!***I believe ADHD'ers grow best when they’re surrounded by a care team. If you're a therapist, psychiatrist, career coach, resume writer, or other pro, I'd connect with you! Please feel free to schedule a meeting with me above ^^ - click "Learn more!"
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Adhd Career CoachCareer Kerry Adhd Coaching Jan 2022 - PresentTriangle, North Carolina, United StatesIn 2020, following my kids' diagnosis, I began to seriously consider the additional challenges that individuals with ADHD face in managing their energy well enough to sustain their careers. I thought ahead to my kids’ futures and wondered if they would one day struggle with career burnout like I did. The deep ache I felt in my heart when contemplating this was the catalyst I needed to make a change. I soon enrolled in formal training programs in career and ADHD coaching. So, in 2022, I officially relaunched my business to support the particular career challenges of the ADHD community. In essence, I created the support and frameworks that I wished I had in my early career. Today, I'm so grateful for all of my experiences, because it led me to the place I am today. I am now deeply connected to the work of helping ADHDers achieve their own definition of career success.
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Resume WriterCareer Kerry Adhd Coaching Sep 2017 - PresentBrooklyn, NyIn the fall of 2017, I formally launched my own resume writing shop focused on helping others articulate their (often complicated) career narratives. I discovered how much I loved the challenge of writing resumes for frequent job changers, career pivoters, and those returning to work after long absences and found myself gravitating toward these projects. My favorite part of resume writing: When my clients landed their dream jobs.My least favorite part of resume writing: When many of them come back a year or so later saying that their “dream job” actually turned out to be a poor fit. I slowly started to lose my connection to simply writing resumes and felt more drawn to coaching my clients to find the right fit for their current situation. But to be honest, I was afraid of "starting over" again.
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Pre-Screener For Teacher CandidatesNewark Public Schools And Nyc Department Of Education 2011 - 2013Greater New York City AreaRecognizing my need to heal from the exhaustion from my prior position, I was determined to find meaningful work with clear-cut responsibilities and firm deadlines. This position really aligned with my personal belief that ALL kids have the ability to succeed in their lives and careers - as long as they have access to the tools and people they need to get there. Over two years, I reviewed thousands of applications for teaching positions, weighing candidates’ qualifications and skills to make recommendations for top recruits. I am proud to have advanced the mission of providing quality educators for all NYC and Newark students, especially those in underserved communities. However, screening resumes at a high volume eventually proved difficult for my ADHD brain. Whereas my previous position was overstimulating, this job became quite monotonous. But the result was the same: burnout. -
Resume Quality Analyst / Operations Assistant, Resume Writing DepartmentTheladders.Com 2010 - 2011New York, NyBrought on board during the peak of unemployment in 2010, I was originally hired as an executive resume writer. However, during training, I was tasked with addressing resume customer complaints and wound up developing into the role of operations assistant, supporting a team of 70+ resume writers. Not surprisingly (given how quickly the resume department had scaled up to meet the demand for resume writing), I quickly discovered that the content produced by our 70+ resume writers was rather inconsistent. To fix this problem, I received training from industry-leading resume experts. I then set out to write our department’s resume and cover letter best practices and create a stylebook to ensure quality and consistency. I also researched the “must-have” skills and experience for each job function and industry. Based on this data, I started to develop a core competency and keyword list for writers to build the most targeted resumes.However, over the course of an exciting few months, this project became increasingly taxing on the energy my brain needed to attend to daily customer complaints in a timely manner. I found myself staying in the office late into the night more often than not. And after one year of employment, I completely burned out. -
Premier TutorKaplan Test Prep And Admissions 2008 - 2010Greater New York City AreaHonestly, I initially accepted this job as a low-pressure position to allow myself time to recover from college burnout and figure out my next steps. However, it unexpectedly turned out to be a foundational experience for my long-term career.My passion for helping others reach their professional goals really grew during my time at Kaplan. Always looking for the best practices for client success, I signed on as a tutor with Kaplan due to their reputation as the industry-leading experts in the SAT and ACT tests, backed by a robust research program.But what I loved most about this job was the coaching aspect of tutoring - Whenever my students got discouraged or lost steam, I asked them to remind me of their goals, motivating them to buy back into the process. I also tackled performance anxiety by redirecting my students’ attention to their growth and successes.Using Kaplan’s proven methods and my unique coach approach, I brought out each student’s highest potential for success. My students saw consistent and measurable progress, averaging an increase of 240 points per exam section! -
Writing Center TutorStony Brook University 2005 - 2007Greater New York City AreaOne of my fondest memories of my college days was going to my job at the Writing Center every day. As tutors, we helped students focus on “higher order concerns,” and first ask “what is the goal of the assignment?” before delving into the grammar and mechanics of the paper they were working on. My prioritization for “higher order concerns” is crucial to my success as an ADHD career strategist today.
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Kerry O'Connor-Kunsch, Ccmc, Cprw's current role is Empowering ADHD job seekers to land the jobs that work best with their uniquely wired brains 🔋 ADHD Career Coach, Resume Writer & Speaker 🔋.
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Kerry O'Connor-Kunsch, Ccmc, Cprw attended Add Coach Academy, Stony Brook University, University Of Sussex.
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