Finding the best career coach for your life and career is integral to the coaching process. There are coaches to fit every personality and style. To find a career coach, you should first consider what you hope to get out of coaching and begin to look for coaches that are geared towards that field.

When considering how to find a career coach and who might be the best career coach for your needs, some recommended coaches include:

Meredith Haberfeld:  With a background in business, top career coach Meredith Haberfeld is a highly sought after career coach, executive coach, personal coach, and life coach. As a career coach, Haberfeld works with entrepreneurs, businesses, and individuals and focuses on career transition, career development, and general career coaching. Certified career coach.

Website: http://www.meredithhaberfeld.com/
Phone: 800-631-3559

Institute for Coaching:  An executive career coaching company founded by Meredith Haberfeld with a team of high-powered and seasoned career coaches. The Institute for Coaching focuses on working with executives and entrepreneurs. Many of their coaches have spent years, if not decades working in corporate America and/or are successful entrepreneurs.

Website: http://www.instituteforcoaching.com
Phone: 800-517-2960

Like professionals who seek coaching, coaches come in a variety of types and from a variety of backgrounds. While some clients may hope to find a career coach that has professional experience in the field he or she is being coached on, other clients may hope to find a career coach who talks about the workplace in a less literal, more theoretical way. Whatever your preference, you should be feel empowered to choose a coach that will work for you.

Many coaches will offer an initial session or consultation so you may evaluate whether the coach’s style will work for your needs. You should take advantage of this opportunity and really allow yourself to evaluate whether you feel you could achieve long-term success through working with the coach.