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Most capable women aren't being passed over because they lack experience. They're being passed over because they can't articulate the problems they solve.
After 12 years sitting on the other side of the hiring table, I'll tell you the truth: the women who get chosen aren't always the most experienced. They're the ones with the clearest story.
In this episode, I break down the 6-step framework I use inside the Bold Move Career Accelerator to help senior women build a positioning story that makes them undeniable.
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đ Get your free Market Readiness Score - 90 seconds, 4-signal audit.
Find out where your career is protected and where you're exposed: https://www.georgiehubbard.com/market-readiness
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In this episode:
Why "capable" gets you in the room â but "undeniable" gets you chosen
The three career stories most senior women tell (and why two of them are keeping you invisible)
The IMPACT⢠Framework: my six-step process for turning experience into positioning
A real client example â from "I manage complex projects" to two inbound recruiter offers in three weeks
The 10-minute exercise you can do today to start building your story
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đ The Bold Move book: https://www.theboldmovebook.com
⨠60-Day Bold Move Career Accelerator: https://www.georgiehubbard.com/bold-moves
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Connect with me:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/georgiehubbard/
Instagram: http://instagram.com/georgielhubbard
Website: https://www.georgiehubbard.com
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Chapters:
0:00 â Why experience isn't enough
0:20 â The 3 components of POSITION
1:30 â Why the market rewards legibility, not capability
4:00 â The 3 stories most women are telling
6:30 â The IMPACT⢠Framework
9:30 â The 10-minute exercise
10:30 â The bold move
11:00 â Get your free Market Readiness Score
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You are not behind. You are not lacking. You are under-positioned. And that is completely fixable.
Georgie đ
By Georgie Hubbard5
1212 ratings
Most capable women aren't being passed over because they lack experience. They're being passed over because they can't articulate the problems they solve.
After 12 years sitting on the other side of the hiring table, I'll tell you the truth: the women who get chosen aren't always the most experienced. They're the ones with the clearest story.
In this episode, I break down the 6-step framework I use inside the Bold Move Career Accelerator to help senior women build a positioning story that makes them undeniable.
___________
đ Get your free Market Readiness Score - 90 seconds, 4-signal audit.
Find out where your career is protected and where you're exposed: https://www.georgiehubbard.com/market-readiness
___________
In this episode:
Why "capable" gets you in the room â but "undeniable" gets you chosen
The three career stories most senior women tell (and why two of them are keeping you invisible)
The IMPACT⢠Framework: my six-step process for turning experience into positioning
A real client example â from "I manage complex projects" to two inbound recruiter offers in three weeks
The 10-minute exercise you can do today to start building your story
___________
đ The Bold Move book: https://www.theboldmovebook.com
⨠60-Day Bold Move Career Accelerator: https://www.georgiehubbard.com/bold-moves
___________
Connect with me:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/georgiehubbard/
Instagram: http://instagram.com/georgielhubbard
Website: https://www.georgiehubbard.com
___________
Chapters:
0:00 â Why experience isn't enough
0:20 â The 3 components of POSITION
1:30 â Why the market rewards legibility, not capability
4:00 â The 3 stories most women are telling
6:30 â The IMPACT⢠Framework
9:30 â The 10-minute exercise
10:30 â The bold move
11:00 â Get your free Market Readiness Score
___________
You are not behind. You are not lacking. You are under-positioned. And that is completely fixable.
Georgie đ

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