Marita Ryan | Public figure
Marita Ryan
Phone: +61 428 401 834
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24.01.2022 A truly inspiring video of a beautiful young woman being warmly supported to experience what obviously bring her great joy.
20.01.2022 Today’s new coffee cup - part of a new batch of hand made pottery I’ve done. I’ve recently rediscovered how much I really love working with clay- it’s become such a happy fulfilling activity which helps me recharge my batteries What are you doing at present that you’re really enjoying that’s helping to recharge your batteries? Would love to hear.
18.01.2022 Totally amazing session! Fabulous to catch up with loads of colleagues and friends!
16.01.2022 How do you get your resume into the yes pile? I’ve recently been helping a Board to recruit their next CEO and as the process was a hotly contested one, I’ve needed to review a large number of resumes. It reminded me again that there’s a huge difference between a good resume and a very average one. The purpose of a good resume is to get you to progress to the yes pile (rather than the maybe or no pile) when shortlisting.... When helping clients revise their resume, my intention is that they create a document that they’re really proud of and that they’re happy to share with anyone. It takes effort, but is well worth it! Here are my top tips to get your resume into the yes pile: 1) Make sure the front page positions and sells you for the role: a) Include an overview of your career (that says who you are and what you’ll bring) and b) Highlight your key strengths which are relevant to the role. 2) Make your resume easy to read: a) plenty of ‘white space’, well-spaced, consistent font, minimal capitals & footer b) no more than 4 pages and your employment history no longer than the last 10 years (no one cares what you did in 2001) What’s important for you in a resume when you’re recruiting for a role? _______________________________________________ Needing some help to get your resume right? Project You Program starting soon. For further information and to register go to https://www.maritaryan.com.au/project-you
15.01.2022 Ready to get focused, fired up and fully prepped? When working with people who are considering their next career move, there are often a few familiar themes that can get in their way. Any of this sound familiar? ... Can’t find the time and space to think about it properly? Feel a bit confused and don’t really know where to start? Haven’t updated your resume for a few years and not sure what to put in or take out? Not really confident about presenting well at interview? The Project You program is designed to help you practically and proactively get sorted. If you’re a senior leader in the not for profit, community, government or health sector, this is the program for you. For further information and to register go to https://www.maritaryan.com.au/project-you
14.01.2022 The early part of my professional career was as a palliative care nurse. My years in this challenging and deeply rewarding profession taught me so much about what really matters in life. Some of the saddest circumstances I recall from this time, relate to hearing about peoples regrets, when they were no longer able to do anything about it. I recently read the results of a survey compiled by Daniel Pink http://bit.ly/Regret-Survey. One of the key findings from this survey was ...that respondents overwhelmingly regretted things they didn’t do rather than things they did. One of the other most common themes was that people regretted living someone else’s life rather than being true to themselves. If you are being true to yourself and being brave, what would your next step be? New Program coming October Nov 2019 for Ballarat and Melb Project You- Positioning and selling yourself for your next career move. This small group program of 3 x 2hr sessions will get you focused, fired up and fully prepped for your next career move
13.01.2022 Its only 10 weeks till the end of the year who knew? Have you noticed that your diary is starting to get filled up and all of a sudden it will be Christmas, then 2020? Do you really want to be in the same role this time next year?... When working with clients who have decided that they really do need to get going, the key areas of challenge are generally: Where to from here? How do I sell myself without being too over the top? How do I really nail my interview? The Project You program is designed to help you practically and proactively get sorted. 3 x 2 hour sessions, 2 weeks apart Session 1: clarifying what you’re really looking for Session 2: selling yourself with honesty and authenticity Session 3: giving your absolute best at interview If you’re a senior leader in the not for profit, community, government or health sector, this is the program for you. For further information and to register go to https://www.maritaryan.com.au/project-you Would you be happy to be doing the same thing this time next year? If not, what’s next?
12.01.2022 So you think it’s time to change jobs? You might have decided that you’re not prepared to - Go through yet another restructure or - Continue to work the hours you’ve been working or... - Put up with a poor manager or crappy culture or - Consistently be expected to do more work for the same pay. That’s it. you’re resigning. Then what? You might have a really good sense of what you don’t want, but what do you want? Where do you begin? If you’re not sure this may be of assistance. New Program coming shortly to Melbourne and Ballarat. Project You- Positioning and selling yourself for your next career move. This small group program of 3 x 2hr sessions will get you focused, fired up and fully prepped for your next career move. Email me at [email protected] to register your interest. If you enjoyed the post, please click the thumbs up icon below and let me know! #professionalwomen #career #humanresources #maritaryan #leadership #motivation #selfcare
12.01.2022 Thought for the day- Get More Real. Where could tis make a difference in your life?
11.01.2022 What will you do today to give yourself a nudge out of your comfort zone? Would love to hear your thoughts.
11.01.2022 What’s really important? Some thoughts for your Monday.
09.01.2022 Can you stay too long in a job? When you’re in a role and an organisation which is doing good work, the years can slip by. You like what you’re doing and you’ve built great relationships - is it really a problem how long you stay? The answer is it dependson a range of circumstances.... If you have that nagging feeling, that you should move on, I suggest you think about these things: What’s the impact on you, if you stay put? What’s getting in the way of you moving? Is it time to take the next step in your career? If yes, is it possible inside the organisation or would it be better to look elsewhere? How might future employers view you staying in the one role/organisation long term positively or negatively? What do you think can someone stay in a role too long? If you enjoyed the post, please click the thumbs up icon and feel free to share with friends and colleagues. __________________________________________ New Program coming October Melb, November Ballarat Project You- Positioning and selling yourself for your next career move. This small group program of 3 x 2hr sessions will get you focused, fired up and fully prepped for your next career move. Email me at [email protected] to register your interest.
05.01.2022 Great reminder everyone- stay safe and stay home.
05.01.2022 View from my office this morning. Looking a bit grey Melbourne
03.01.2022 Fabulous article on what contributes to burnout and what you can do to address it. #leading self #leading more effectively
03.01.2022 If this sounds familiar but you're not sure what you can do about it, stay tuned. New Program coming October 2019 Project You- Positioning and selling yourself for your next career move.... This small group program of 3 x 2hr sessions will get you focused, fired up and fully prepped for your next career move. Practical help for you to work out what you want in your next role, sorting your resume and applying for roles, and how to be your best at interview. Email me at [email protected] to register your interest.
