Cindy Esliger
Career confidence coach for women in engineering and technology
| Hourly rate range | $75 to $160 an hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | Promotions and advancementWomen's careersTech careersCareer clarity and purposeConfidence and self-esteem |
| Works with | Women, Engineers and Professionals |
| Also coaches | Life coach |
Cindy Esliger is a career confidence coach and engineering mentor. She helps women in engineering and technology build the careers they want instead of settling for what they were told to accept. Her work covers speaking up for recognition, moving toward promotion, and handling workplace politics and power dynamics. She also runs a monthly coaching program called The Confidence Collective and offers a quiz that shows what holds people back at work.
What Cindy helps with
Cindy works with women who feel overlooked, underestimated or sidelined at work. She helps them find practical workarounds and speak up for themselves without burning out.
- Overcoming workplace challenges
- Advocating for recognition and promotion
- Managing power dynamics
- Navigating workplace politics
- Building a customized career development plan
- Learning to say a strategic no to dead-end tasks
- Standing up to bias with confidence
Who Cindy works with
Cindy coaches women in engineering and technology. Her clients are often passed over, second-guessed or given busywork while others get growth opportunities. They want to advance in their careers and need clear language and strategy to ask for what they deserve.
Cindy Esliger pricing
Programs and services
- The Confidence Collective, a monthly coaching program
- Career coaching
- Online courses
- Career confidence quiz
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The CoachVouch take
Cindy pairs career confidence coaching with engineering mentorship for women in engineering and technology.
Best for women in engineering and technology who feel overlooked and want to advance their careers.
Common questions
How much does Cindy Esliger charge?
Coaching with Cindy runs $75 to $160 an hour. Request an intro for an exact quote.
What does Cindy Esliger help with?
Cindy Esliger helps with overcoming workplace challenges, advocating for recognition and promotion, managing power dynamics and navigating workplace politics.
Does Cindy Esliger coach women in tech fields?
Yes. She helps women in engineering and technology build the careers they want.
What is The Confidence Collective?
It is a monthly coaching program run by Cindy. Members dig into what holds them back in their careers and find workarounds.
How do I contact Cindy Esliger?
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