Michael McCutcheon
Career coach for people unsure of their next career path
| Hourly rate range | $125 to $200 an hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | |
| Also coaches | Life coach |
| Based in | New York, New York, United States |
Michael McCutcheon is a career coach in New York, New York. Michael helps people who hate their jobs find the right career path. Michael works with clients who feel career confused. Michael's goal is to help them land work that is meaningful, high-earning, and interesting. Michael also writes articles on interview confidence, voice quality in interviews and presentations, asking for more money, and the psychology of cover letters and resumes.
What Michael helps with
Michael works with people who are unhappy in their jobs and unsure what to do next. Michael helps them find a path that pays well and holds their interest.
- Leaving a job you hate
- Finding a career path when you feel confused
- Finding work that feels meaningful
- Finding high-earning work that stays interesting
- Building confidence for interviews
- Asking for a raise and negotiating pay
- Writing stronger cover letters and resumes
Who Michael works with
Michael works with people who hate their current jobs. Michael's clients often feel career confused and are not sure which path fits them. They want work that is meaningful, high-earning, and interesting.
Michael McCutcheon pricing
Programs and services
- Free consultation
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The CoachVouch take
Michael focuses on clients who feel career confused and want work that is both meaningful and high-earning.
Best for professionals who dislike their jobs and need help choosing a new career direction.
Common questions
How much does Michael McCutcheon charge?
Coaching with Michael runs $125 to $200 an hour. Request an intro for an exact quote.
What does Michael McCutcheon help with?
Michael McCutcheon helps with leaving a job you hate, finding a career path when you feel confused, finding work that feels meaningful and finding high-earning work that stays interesting.
How do I contact Michael McCutcheon?
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