When a role disappears, something new begins. OUTPLACE helps the individual move on well, with clarity about their own strengths, a concrete direction and personal coaching all the way to the next job.
When a role disappears, the person is often left with a CV and a stack of questions: What can I actually do? What do I want now? Where do I go? A generic CV course doesn't answer that.
OUTPLACE is about helping the person move on well, not just out the door. We start from what she can really do and wants to do, and build a concrete path to the next, right place. It's good for her, and it's the clearest signal those who stay can get about what you stand for.
What can you do, what do you want, and what are you ready for now? An honest starting point for the next step.
Insight becomes a concrete direction onward, a tailored next chapter, not a generic programme.
Personal coaching brings calm and momentum, right up until the next job is a reality.
We help find and activate the right connections towards what's next.
The focus isn't on closing the old, but on getting a good start in the new.
A clear picture of what you can do, and where you're headed.
Support all the way, until the next is in place.
The next step, not a standard course.
Help to find and open the right doors.
No. We start with what the person can really do and wants to do, and build the next step from there. A CV is easy. Direction is the hard part.
Because it's the right thing to do, and because those who stay notice how you help people move on well. It shapes the culture as much as the way you welcome people.
Understand the person in relation to role, manager, team and culture.
See service →ALIGNOnboarding and alignment from day one, to whatever degree the situation calls for.
See service →EVOLVELeadership, development and culture, built in everyday work.
See service →How we say goodbye says at least as much about an organisation as how we welcome people. And those who stay take note.
A look inside the leadership programme that became our strongest validation, and the three principles that made participants answer so clearly.
Tell us where you are, and we'll suggest a concrete first step.