Assess your career in 2 mins?


Hi Reader

I'm very excited to share something today.

If you have been following my last two newsletters, you know I've been talking about the power of your voice and how the pitch frequency affects how your listeners perceive you. (If you missed it, a frequency of 125 Hz is ideal and you can measure your pitch using an app called Voice Tools).

As promised towards the end of last email, I'm excited to share a self assessment tool for career visibility.

And the best part is the time it takes for you to complete the career visibility self assessment.

2 minutes.

Yup. That’s all it takes to understand your career visibility. Take the assessment and unlock your next move.

In all transparency, this self assessment was designed in collaboration with Sandeep Chaudhary, a successful career professional who has an amazing career track record, currently serving as the Learning and Development head for a fast growing bluechip, and a successful career coach.

We are super excited about this assessment and how we can help you take your career visibility to next level.

Please take this 2 minute assessment now. Trust me, it'll be worth it.

As always, thanks for being awesome!

Rama

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