Human Resource Consulting Services

At My Life’s Work, the foremost goal of our consulting work is to support Human Resource departments in creating optimal environmental conditions for organizational and employee success.   We provide a broad range of services including:

HR process design and institutionalization

Sample engagements:

  • Establishing new workforce and leadership competencies as part of the performance appraisal system
  • Training the workforce on behavioral based interviewing techniques

Program development and implementation

Sample engagements:

  • Developing a “90 day on-boarding” program for supervisors
  • Establishing a peer-driven “buddy” system for new employees
  • Designing mentoring groups for female leaders
  • Establishing a health and wellness initiative

Workshop design and delivery

Sample engagements:

  • Planning and implementing a diversity issues “brown bag” series
  • Designing and rolling out an enterprise-wide “career opportunity” workshop
  • Training managers on “coaching fundamentals”
  • Speaking on work-life balance issues at an organization’s annual conference

Culture-building

Sample engagements:

  • Conducting and evaluating employee focus groups on building workforce morale
  • Designing and leading a senior management retreat to develop a strategy for cultivating employee engagement
  • Embedding an organization’s new leadership competencies

Please contact us to further discuss the ways in which we can support your organization’s needs.

Mimi was a great partner to us as we developed a training curriculum focused on support sales managers. She clearly has a strong writing, instructional design, training background as well as a strong interest and command of coaching principles. She is easy to work with and truly has a “gets it done” personality. Her partnership and leadership across our work together created a first class work product. I would strongly recommend Mimi’s work for those looking for similar support. 

- Project Manager, National Leadership Research Association, Spring 2009