Denise P. Kalm

Denise P. Kalm
Denise P. Kalm
Career Savvy: Keeping & Transforming Your Job
In a tough job market, it’s always better to keep the job you have than to have to search for another. Learn how to take your career ‘stickiness’ to a new level and have the time to figure out how to transform the job you have into the one you love. You’ll learn how to identify the transformational career opportunities and then build a plan to convince others to let you do what you want. It’s all about the intersection between your passions and your capabilities.

‘Keep it, change it, love it.’
Lifestorm (fiction)
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Walnut Creek, CA
Denise P. Kalm is a Board-Certified Coach and President of DPK Coaching offering personalized transition coaching services and workshops. Recently, much of her practice has been around career management. Years of experience in the IT and scientific communities helps her engage with clients working in those areas. She is also the Chief Innovator for Kalm Kreative, Inc., offering marketing, speaking, writing and editing services. Denise is the author of the novel, “Lifestorm” and the career management guide “Career Savvy.” Despite recommendations, she loves to write in a variety of genres, including horror and suspense, as well as using her coaching experience to help people get to where they want to be in their lives. She is married and lives with her husband and house rabbit in Walnut Creek, CA.
Career Management (misc)
Coach Yourself
Smarter Interviewing
Keep It, Change It, Love It
A variety of IT topics including performance and capacity planning

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“Two roads diverged in a wood and I,
I took the one less traveled by
And that has made all the difference.” Robert Frost

Never follow, always lead in the direction you have defined for yourself.

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