The Career Blueprint in partnership with HRNZ

This free webinar introduces the Career Blueprint™, a unique career scoping tool designed by Julia Stones DIstFHRNZ over 25 years ago, which helps you proactively plan your career and achieve your career aspirations. 

The webinar has been created in exclusive partnership with HRNZ and is tailored for HR professionals who are considering their next career step. The Career Blueprint helps you plan your career in a considered and practical way to create a comprehensive roadmap to help set you up for success as you continue to develop your HR career.  The Career Blueprint can be completed at any stage of a career and it provides real longevity in terms of career thinking.  

Research has shown that 95% of us don’t plan our careers strategically unless we have a vocation where the way forward is very clear. Most of us are opportunistic job seekers who will conduct a basic SWOT analysis for a potential new role without capturing an in depth understanding of what we need to see in a role and an organisation to ensure that we have a higher probability of setting ourselves up for success. We spend way too much time at work to leave that critical decision to chance which is why Julia designed the Career Blueprint to create a meaningful and effective methodology to help people conduct a rigorous analysis of the right next role where they have every probability of being successful and happy. 

The Career Blueprint has four key applications: 
* Scoping and envisioning 
* Benchmarking 
* Guiding 
* Action plan 

The webinar will highlight how the Career Blueprint works and what is involved in completing this invaluable document which will support your career thinking for many years to come.  

Here’s what some people have said:   

“Thank you for my very own Career Blueprint. This is such a valuable document that will definitely guide and inform my future career decisions”  

“The Career Blueprint has been an amazing revelation for me. It is truly amazing as it really helps you focus on what is important for you and what isn’t.”