Intentional Career Moves with Caitlyn Beattie

Author: Lisa Mitchell
Published: Wed 09 Nov 2022
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“Instructional design [skills] are really powerful as a business person.”

- Caitlyn Beattie

Thinking about a career move? Or perhaps you want to shift - now or later - from generalist to specialist or the other way around? Listen into this discussion to spark your thinking!

My guest is Caitlyn Beattie. Caitlyn is an established Human Resources leader, specializing as a Certified Training and Development Professional and Certified Coach.

Caitlyn is currently the Head of People & Culture at Fusion Homes, a customer-first Home Builder with a deep devotion to outstanding employee experience. She also is the founder of Caitlyn Beattie Coaching where she offers bespoke 1:1 coaching programs for millennial women who want to unleash their potential as leaders and advance in their careers.

In this episode of Talent Management Truths, you’ll discover:

🍏 An example of being intentional in your career and moving from specialist to generalist

🍏 The power of instructional design and why it’s valuable beyond L&D

🍏 Ideas for a “right-sized” Leadership Development Program

Links

Caitlyn Beattie on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/caitlynb/
Caitlyn Beattie Coaching: https://www.caitlynbeattiecoaching.com/

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Book a call with me to explore how we might partner (serious inquiries only please):

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