October 2026 events
Shouting about your successes and being visible at work is key to getting ahead in your career, but for so many people the idea of self-promotion makes them want to hide under their desk.
This month in the Unconventional Career Club there is a focus on how be more visible at work, so that you get the recognition and rewards for all your hard work. The workshop will share practical tips on how to embrace self-promotion, and the coworking session is an opportunity to tackle that visibility task you have been putting off.
As always, the regular career support sessions are now live, so take advantage of your access to a coach this month.
Dates for your diary
21st October 2026, 7pm | Workshop
How to promote yourself without feeling icky
In this 45-minute workshop, Career Fulfilment Coach, Laura Cloke, will take an honest look at why shouting about your success can feel so hard, and share practical tips for ways to do it. By the end of the session you will want to tell the world about all your achievements and will be ready to get the recognition you deserve.
28th October 2026, 2:30pm to 1:30pm | Coworking session
Embrace self-promotion and bring a task to work on in the monthly co-working session.
Career drop-in sessions
Every Friday you can book a 15-minute slot with Laura to speak about whatever is on your mind. She will help you to see your situation from a new perspective and you will leave with a question to reflect on that will help you to get unstuck.
Places are limited
Career Questions?
Every month you have the opportunity to ask Laura anything about your career development. She can’t promise to give you an answer, but she will ask you a question to help you to think about how you could move forward with your challenge. The October Career Question post is live, so drop your question in the comments and get help you to create a career you love.
Don’t forget that you can see replays of previous workshops and get support on different aspects of your career in the Career Advice section of the club.
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