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with   Stop Following The Job Market's Orders

By Vishal Thacker

Stop Following The Job Market's Orders

Oct
14
18:00 CET
60 minutes
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According to a cornerstone psychology research paper, most careers "perform to the market's orders."

The goal of this introductory session is to give you a new perspective to help shift your career orientation to a state of Self-Authorship: the act of defining yourself & your career on your own terms. You’ll be introduced to research backed orientation, meta-competencies, & methodology to help make this shift.
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About the speaker

Visiting Careers Professor at LBS, IMD, HEC Paris, ESMT Berlin, Esade, IESE, Bocconi & more. Has guided 3600+ mid-career transformations since 2018. Creator of the Career Narrative Authoring™ methodology, designed to help career owners move into a state of Self-Authorship by articulating coherent life & career narratives.

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Vishal Thacker is a strategist and speaker, who helps people & organisations shape their narratives to drive more effective actions & communication. Trained in marketing & communications, he started his career as a brand strategist and in over a decade has worked with brands such as Coca Cola, Kellogg’s, Unilever, Danone, Diageo, Wipro and others. During his MBA at Esade Business School, Vishal saw first hand the impact of helping students reframe their career narratives to drive the career change they sought to make. In 2018, he pivoted to speaking in business schools and has since spoken at IMD, London Business School, Warwick, SDA Bocconi, IESE, HEC & his alma mater, Esade. He has trained over 3000 career changers, with his signature workshops & learning journey – The Story Of Your Career. Paraticipants have remarked, “It’s great to be taken on the process as opposed to just being told what to do”, and “Extremely helpful! I intend on coming back to this process in a few years after I graduate”