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Redundancy can shake your confidence, but it doesn’t erase your capability. In this session, Joel Drapkin of Time-2, will walk you through practical ways to reframe your story so you can take your next steps with confidence and renewed purpose.

You will learn how to:
➡️ Reframe your redundancy narrative into a confident, forward-looking introduction
➡️ Identify your strongest transferable skills (and prove them with evidence)
➡️ Turn your experience into clear CV bullets using action verbs and outcomes
➡️ Answer interview questions using a simple structure (STAR) without rambling
➡️ Choose between a chronological or functional CV to keep it to two pages

If you’re navigating redundancy or any career change, this gives you a clear set of exercises to take away and apply immediately.

Timestamp:
00:00 Welcome: redundancy and beyond
02:05 Why your story matters in the job market
05:10 Exercise: “Why are you in the job market?”
08:15 The power of language and internal narrative
11:10 Reframing your story with confidence
14:30 Benefits of reframing: from reaction to intention
17:05 Control, Influence, Accept (CIA) to manage uncertainty
21:40 Hard skills vs transferable skills
26:10 What “professional value” really means
29:05 The 4-step method to uncover transferable skills
35:20 “Verb it”: turning skills into evidence sentences
39:10 Exercise: build your transferable skill statement
43:10 Using STAR in interviews (and when to stop talking)
47:20 Q&A: tailoring language to job descriptions
50:30 Q&A: one example, multiple skills
53:10 Q&A: keeping CVs to two pages and functional CVs
56:20 Q&A: stepping down from senior roles
59:05 Q&A: alternatives to STAR and keeping answers tight
1:02:10 Closing and next actions

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