HR Consulting

Career Counseling

The purpose of process is to provide and to ensure that you have the tools and methodology to make an informed decision and /or to objectively process a decision.

A good decision necessarily takes time and thought. Your decisions should not be made or process even today however, but at a later date after completing the exercises and reflecting on what our entity can share with the materials presented.

We will not try to influence your decisions, but we will bring to light concerns, issues, and facts that you should consider during time of transition along with emotional challenges.

The key to an effective transition process is to first take self-inventory, be transparent which will allow you to navigate through phases of our counseling sessions.

We can help as follows:

Clarify and organize your thinking
Evaluate your strengths and marketability
What to expect dealing with the future workplace via, working Hybrid and remotely
Develop action steps

Small Business

Successful small business and start-ups do not just happen – and they do not just stay successful. Great organizations are made up of individually successful managers who do the things at the right time in the right circumstances. These Managers are leaders who work teams, focus on customer’s needs, and practice sound business management.

At the same time that we’ve been helping our clients through the process of assessing and developing individuals and organizations, we’ve also learned much from them. One result is that we have seen skills such as championing change, fostering teamwork within and across the organization. We have also seen that the importance of all of these skills pales in comparison to the need to demonstrate basic integrity, fairness, diversity and inclusion.

we want to create a workforce of people who enjoy their work and contribute to company growth.

Review Leeann Bergeron

20 September 2022

To Whom It May Concern:

I offer this letter of recommendation with great enthusiasm for Mr. Jeff Bryant, an education collaborator and dear friend. I was teaching in the Electrical Engineering Department at California State University, Long Beach when I first met Jeff at a University Career Fair in 2012.

Jeff attended the Career Fair as a recruiter seeking candidates for the Orange County Transportation Authority. I attended the Career Fair to ask recruiters for any tips they could share with me for my students writing their resumes. Jeff spent the next hour talking to me about academic resumes. internships, and entry-level qualifications that he looks for in a candidate. More importantly. Jeff went beyond sharing his time and knowledge with me that afternoon; he offered to come and speak to my EE 200. Trends in Electrical Engineering class of 120 sophomore-level students.

In this course, students listened to 50-minute presentations from practicing engineers regarding their professional careers and their career decisions as well as the significance of planning and communication skills in determining their advancement.

Jeff's presentation that semester focused on advice to our students on how to develop a winning resume, how to write a professional e-mail, and how to prepare for and conduct themselves in an interview. He volunteered his "Career Building Guest Speaker Series" every semester for the next nine semesters that I taught the course, and he always presented to a packed lecture hall. To say that Jeff mentored over a thousand of my students during our education collaboration would not be an overstatement.

In a more personal vein, I have grown to know Jeff quite well over the past 10 years. I can attest to his great desire to help students to succeed in their academic and career pursuits. Indeed, he continues to mentor CSULB students from across the miles. Furthermore, he possesses other indispensable attributes - among these, high intelligence, great integrity, due diligence, and a strong character. I have no doubt that Jeff will be as committed to his future scholastic endeavors as he was to my classes. I highly recommend him to you.

Sincerely,

Leeanne Bergeron, Lecturer - English Department

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