In Native American tradition, the Rainmaker was a powerful figure. He or she was called on to help nature bring rainfall when it was most needed. Often this was done through a rain dance. The Rainmaker was most valuable to the tribe when fields were dry and rains were scarce.
In business, Rainmakers bring another kind of rain: great ideas, an ability to attract clients, increase profits, create business. A Rainmaker is someone who makes things happen. Every business is looking for one.
Whether you are an entrepreneur, an inventor, or an employee, being a Rainmaker, a problem solver, will ensure career options and opportunities.
If your cover letter, resume, and interview strategy aren’t winning job offers, don’t despair. I provide lots of information on this site that you can use to improve your chances and demonstrate how you can make it rain for your target employers. And I am here to help! I hope to inspire you to make the most of your expertise, motivate you to get out there and make things happen, and support you by creating great resumes and coaching you to interview success!
Jennifer Shryock
Employment Strategist, Speaker, Resume Writer and Interview Coach
Having owned my last business for eight years, I reviewed resumes and interviewed job candidates. I wanted to help these applicants present themselves better. So when I sold that business, I couldn’t wait to get back to my true calling—assisting job seekers with their resumes, letters, and interviews! I love the instant gratification of seeing my clients’ faces when they look at their completed resumes for the first time. Nothing beats hearing about their interviewing opportunities. And when I work with them as they prepare for those interviews, I get to watch their confidence grow. I love my job!
