Human first
Who you are, who Claudia is, and why this conversation is happening at all.
How we work
Nobody climbs a mountain in one step. The route matters more than the summit.
A transition feels chaotic from the inside. The Senso process gives it a shape, so the hard parts happen in order and nothing important gets lost.
The route
Five stages, from first conversation to closing review
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The intro call
Thirty minutes, online, free. You describe the situation as it is. Claudia listens for what is stuck, what you have already tried, and what a good outcome would actually look like for you. There is nothing to prepare.
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The diagnosis
Before any document is touched, the problem is named properly. In most cases it is not the CV. It is the story around it, and the fact that it was written for an audience that no longer exists.
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One recommendation
At the end of the intro call Claudia recommends one program and explains why. You take the time you need to decide. If the answer is yes, a short written agreement and a kickoff within the first week follow.
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The work
Private fifty minute sessions, roughly two a month, scheduled up front so the engagement has a spine. Documents are developed between sessions and refined in agreed revision rounds. Rehearsals happen before the conversations that matter.
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The review
Every program closes with a review of where you started and where you are now, plus a friendly check-in a month or two later. Many clients come back to that conversation when the next chapter arrives.
The intro call
What thirty minutes looks like
The call has the same shape every time, so it never turns into a pitch and you always leave with something useful.
Understanding the situation
Where you are stuck, what you have tried, what a good outcome would look like, and what it costs you to stay where you are. Mostly Claudia listening.
A clear next step
One program recommended and explained, what it includes, how it fits, and a date by which to decide. No pressure to decide on the call.
Principles
What holds the work together
Listening before advising
Every stage begins with your account of the situation, not with a template.
One thing at a time
Transition is overwhelming because everything seems urgent at once. Sequence is the cure.
Documents that tell the truth
A CV should describe what you did in words the reader can use. Nothing inflated, nothing hidden.
Practice before performance
The important conversations get rehearsed. Confidence is mostly preparation.
Ready for the first step?
The intro call is free, and it is the only step you need to take today.
Book your intro call