Outplacement: personalized support in your job search.
Career does not mean to do it in the same company. To better bounce, you change job or make a path change due to a professional reorientation.
What is outplacement?
Outplacement is often considered during an individual and/or negotiated dismissal. This service is often financed by the company that wants support its collaborator during his job search.
This benefit may be:
* limited in time or,
* unlimited with a commitment to results of outplacement firm.
However, this benefit is not mandatory, but is often used as part of a social plan.
Outplacement involves all employees (management and non-management).
What are the missions of outplacement firm?
Outplacement is a consulting service that helps the employee to find a job more easily in consistency with his experiences and skills acquired during his career.
The mission of outplacement firm will be:
* analyzing the main strengths and abilities of the employee following a professional and personal balance sheet,
* clarifying his project, development and validation,
* bringing him moral support,
* establishing an action plan with a targeted market,
* expanding his professional network,
* accompanying him in his oral and written communication, implementing job search techniques, as follows:
- making a cover letter,
- making a resume,
- attending a job interview,
* assist him in negotiating the next labor contract.
To do this, the individual benefits of home and professional logistics structures.
How to negotiate a benefit of outplacement?
The financing of an outplacement benefit by the company, is not a requirement, so you have to support the financial charge.
Nevertheless, it is often proposed by the company in a transaction or a redundancy.
If you yourself are financing this benefit, take the time to:
* meet many outplacement firms,
* request a detailing quote: time to work with the consultant, making professional logistics provision, the duration of the benefit, guarantees of return to employment, etc.
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