Built for six-figure and senior-level searches where the right conversations matter.
In this 60-minute workshop, you’ll create a personalized 20-name search map and choose your first five outreach moves.
You may be checking LinkedIn, Indeed, company career pages, and recruiter posts, hoping the right role shows up with the right title, scope, level, and compensation.
But the right role is not always easy to spot from the outside.
And by the time it is posted, your experience may be reduced to a resume, a form, and a crowded applicant pool.
At this level, your experience often needs context.
But online applications tend to flatten that context into keywords, fields, attachments, and screening criteria.
They do not always capture the business problems you solve, the judgment behind your decisions, the scope of your leadership, or the throughline in a nonlinear career.
That is why strong candidates can look less obvious in an automated process than they would in the right conversation.
Most experienced professionals have relationships.
But a network is not the same as a search map.
Without a map, outreach often depends on whoever comes to mind first. That can lead to nice conversations, but not always useful movement.
a clearer search focus
a personalized 20-name relationship-led search map
a simple way to prioritize your strongest paths
five specific outreach moves you can act on this week
a working map for finding a better way in, not a vague list of people you “should network with someday”
1. The Reframe
Why job boards can show you the posting, but rarely show you the path in.
2. The Map
How to identify the people, paths, and prompts that may belong in your search.
3. The Prioritization Method
How to score each path for warmth and strategic value, so you can choose your strongest first moves.
4. Your First Five Moves
How to choose five specific outreach moves you can act on this week.
You’ll receive the workbook we’ll use during the workshop to define your search focus, build your 20-name map, and choose your first five outreach moves.
The workbook will help you map:
warm reconnects
strategic insiders
referral bridges
recruiter and talent access
market signals, including companies, roles, posts, events, alumni paths, and search prompts
It is designed to help you move quickly from vague ideas like “I should network more” to a practical map of actual contacts, search prompts, and relationship paths you can act on.
You’ll use it live during the workshop and keep it afterward as a working tool for your search.

I created this workshop because I kept seeing the same pattern with clients.
They were experienced. They were credible. They had strong careers behind them.
But their searches were still leaning too heavily on job boards, recruiter posts, and online applications.
So even when they were doing the work, they were often waiting for the right role to appear, hoping the right person would understand their background from a resume, or trying to get traction in the most crowded part of the process.
And when they tried to move beyond job boards, the next step often felt vague.
Outreach became too broad:
“Let me know if you hear of anything.”
Or too passive:
“I’ll keep applying and see what happens.”
Or too emotionally loaded:
“I know I should network, but I hate bothering people.”
They often had real relationships: former colleagues, managers, peers, recruiters, alumni connections, and other people who already respected their work.
But they did not always have a useful map.
The shift happens when your network becomes more than a list of people you know.
It becomes a map of the people, paths, and conversations most likely to create market insight, warmer conversations, referral paths, recruiter visibility, and better-fit opportunities.
That is what we’ll build together in this workshop.
Jennifer Shryock
Six-Figure Job Search Strategist
Founder, Rainmaker Career Accelerator
I clarify the direction, sharpen the story, and build the search strategy behind better-fit offers.
You do not need perfect clarity to build your map.
For this workshop, you can use a target role, level, function, company type, or business problem you are currently exploring.
The map works best when it has a direction, but that direction does not need to be final.
Yes. A strong resume matters, but it is not the same as a search strategy.
This workshop helps you identify the people and paths that can help your experience be understood with more context, especially when job boards and automated screens are not creating enough traction.
A large network is not the same as a search strategy.
Without a map, outreach often depends on whoever comes to mind first. The 20-name search map helps you identify the relationships and access points most likely to create useful movement now.
That is one of the most common hesitations.
This workshop reframes outreach so you are not leading with a desperate ask for a job. You are identifying relationship paths that can create insight, context, visibility, introductions, referrals, recruiter access, or clearer market understanding.
A good outreach move is specific, respectful, and low-pressure.
You do not need a huge network for this to be useful.
Most people have more relationship paths than they realize.
In the workshop, we’ll look beyond obvious contacts to include people you know directly, people one step removed, companies, roles, posts, events, and search prompts.
The point is not to prove you have a perfect network. The point is to build a useful map from the paths you do have.
Yes. Relationship-led search can be especially useful when your background does not fit neatly into one template.
If your career has included multiple functions, industries, pivots, or broad leadership experience, a job board or automated screen may not interpret your value accurately. Strategic conversations can help the right people understand the throughline, context, and business value behind your experience.
No problem. The full replay is included with your ticket and will be sent to your inbox within 24 hours.
This is a good time to build your search map.
If you are considering a move, preparing quietly, or trying to understand what may be next, the map gives you a clearer foundation before the pressure is high.
Stop waiting for the right role to appear.
Build your personalized 20-name search map, identify your strongest relationship paths, and choose the first five moves that can create useful movement this week.