If you can't see the light at the end of the tunnel,
Change your viewpoint,
Change your viewpoint,
Sometimes career gels. You're happy, successful, and producing well. Other times, it just feels off.
Looking at the whole of your career can be daunting. Don't. Consider your current situation and break the whole career into steps. Consider the following questions. These represent a few key moments that can cause us to feel stuck. If you feel you have the answer, move on to the next. If you initial response is, "I don't know" or "I'm not sure," dig deeper.
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The start of a new year is always a good time to make plans. Here are a few suggestions for New Year's Resolutions for the career minded. We would also love to hear about any resolutions that you have personally set. Submit your comments through our blog.
Planning for your own professional performance development. A big change for everyone is that companies don't spend as much money on training as they once did. Even if they offer training, it is based on their needs for today. Each person needs to take responsibility for their own personal performance development plan. Set your goals for 2018. Understanding functional and industry skills If you already understand the changing nature of your field, map out the skills and knowledge you need to build. If you are unsure of what the future holds ... An often overlooked, yet high impact, part of the interview is the chance to ask questions.
Ask good questions. Prepare a list of possible questions and priorities the top 2-3 questions that you want to ask. Since, you may only get 5 minutes at the end of the interview. Use them wisely. Consider what you still need to know in order to assess whether the job is a good opportunity for you.
Decide what factors about the culture and which values are important to you and ask for details. Confirm the fit with your work values and priorities
Understand the process
Show what you know and verify what you've learned
How should you build your brand in your resume and highlight your experience?
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AuthorJulie L. Bartimus, Archives
May 2021
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