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Ann had it made, at one time.
She and her husband had a million-dollar home, two lovely children and the world by the short hairs. Business was good. Well, actually, it was very good.
But today, Ann’s husband is sitting in jail, her children are married and live out of state, she can’t ... Views: 948
Some people hate their current jobs, but they don’t know what they would do instead. Here are 5 questions you can ask yourself to find out what you really want to do for a job. Grab a piece of paper and jot down your answers to these questions.
1) What did you want to be when you were a ... Views: 1093
The average person will change careers three to five times in their lifetime.
Are you ready to change yours?
Here are the 3 stages you need to go through to succeed:
1) Plan and Research: The key here is “Know Thyself”. Understand why you are changing careers and what is important to you ... Views: 1080
You just heard the news - you were passed over for the big promotion.
Now what should you do?
Here are some simple steps that might ease the frustration, give you some insight and help you plan your next career move.
Step 1 – Take a deep breath, assess the situation and ask yourself ... Views: 2661
Each soul comes to the Earth with gifts. A soul does not incarnate only to heal and to balance its energy, to pay its karmic debts, but also to contribute its specialness in specific ways. Before it incarnates, each soul agrees to perform certain tasks upon the Earth. It enters into a sacred ... Views: 842
You have heard it before. Do the work you love and the money will follow. Did you believe it?
For people like Paula Dean, whose passion for cooking and culinary artistry runs the Food Network, her love; her work and her contribution to humanity are integrally intertwined. There is no ... Views: 1157
The majority of employers require potential employees to submit a resume in order to sum up their educational and work background all on a piece of paper.
Some also require a cover letter. Even if they don’t, it can be very beneficial to also include a cover letter along with the ... Views: 1317
"We regret to inform you that we have offered the job to someone else." It's disappointing to hear but if you get down about it too much and are not able to bounce back again, it will have an affect on your job search effectiveness. Getting rejected is all part of the job search process.
It is ... Views: 856
The job fair, once limited to the college campus, is quickly becoming a favorite tool of America’s recruiters. The thought of milling about with numerous would-be employers and hundreds of competitors can be overwhelming. If you go with a well thought out plan, a good attitude and your ... Views: 882
Making a career change is more than just changing jobs. For instance, if you don't like your boss or the co-workers in your accounting firm, you can get another accounting job with people you like better. But if you're tired of the numbers game, you may need to find a whole new career in a ... Views: 970
If you've been off work for a long while to raise a family or for some other reason, you may be feeling a bit of trepidation about your future career prospects and returning to the work force. It's true that you may find yourself having to take a few steps back temporarily in order to get back ... Views: 2562
If you are thinking about switching careers and are not sure how to go about it, here are some suggestions on making the transition.
1) Research Your Career Interests
2) Complete a Career Assessment
3) Determine Your Transferable Skills
4) Upgrade Your Training and Education
5) Craft a New ... Views: 917
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I am sure that you have thought about buying a mailing list at some point in your business. Or maybe you have already done so. If you havenft, you will eventually come across advertisements that read: g2,000,000 email addresses for $29.99.
Click in the other direction quickly!
Sure, having ... Views: 1743
Every time the economy expands or dips, executives who are tired, bored, displaced, or in search of above-market earnings come out of the barn in droves looking for "greener pastures". They frequently assume that their experiences running a "real" company qualify them to provide insight and ... Views: 593
Interviews can be stressful part of the job search process. A way to alleviate some of that stress is to make sure that you are well prepared. Below are some common questions that people often feel tense about and sometimes need some coaching on how they might best answer them.
1) What are your ... Views: 789
There are many benefits to working with an employment agency. It is a good strategy for tapping into the hidden job market and because they are bound by confidentiality, you can register with them and be assured that information about your search for employment will not get back to your current ... Views: 1177
Congratulations Soldier! You’ve survived some of the toughest battles – but you’re not through yet! You still have one final challenge ahead, the “Civilian Battlefield”.
It won’t be easy, but if you listen carefully and pay close attention to my direction, ... Views: 607
Conventional wisdom among professional recruiters holds that a typical American changes jobs between seven and ten times during his or her lifetime. However, a growing number of professionals have started to change their careers entirely, not just their employers. In fact, with career lines ... Views: 1314
GET A LIFE, NOT JUST ANOTHER JOB
YES, you can change your life-- just create a vision and change your mind! With coaching, a great Vision Board and a new path lined up -- you can create the life of your dreams for you AND your family. Joyce Schwarz has worked with more than 10,000 people to ... Views: 1856
Before you consider your next job change or even career change, it's crucial that you look at the kind of lifestyle you want today and in the future.
This career-planning time is also time to think about life planning. When I meet with my clients for the first time, before I ask them what ... Views: 2273
Baby boomers are probably disadvantaged by being older. While our society, in both the U.S. and Canada, is largely beyond the point of discrimination by race, gender, nationality or religious preference, for example, I do believe there is an age-based discrimination that has continued among ... Views: 804
Conventional wisdom among professional recruiters holds that a typical American changes jobs between seven and ten times during his or her lifetime. However, a growing number of professionals have started to change their careers entirely, not just their employers. In fact, with career lines ... Views: 699
In February, an interview with Toby Marshall was published in Shortlist on the Talent Scarcity Myth. This is an industry magazine, and it drew a lot of Comments as for many in the industry, the belief in scarcity is like a mantra (not surprising given all the conferences and articles.)
For ... Views: 894
Your spouse just got a job and he/she needs to leave for another part of the country. Fortunately, your company has an office there. Now all you need to do is to know how to write a job transfer request.
A job transfer request could be written for a relocation or if you want to go out for a ... Views: 2596
As you begin to transition into the next chapter of your life, other considerations will begin to emerge on your horizon. Among those factors entering into your new equation may be the consideration of caring for an aging parent or parents.
Q: "I can't get more job training because I'm ... Views: 772
You think it's time that you get a raise from your employer, but how do you go about it? Do it wrong and you may make things even worse. How do you do it right? Try the following five-step process.
1. Make sure you deserve the raise.
It may seem too obvious to say that you should do a good job ... Views: 681
It seems no matter how good we have it, we all want a better job.
That means keeping track of job listings, networking, tracking down leads, analyzing potential employers and scheduling interviews. But these depend on other people, word of mouth, and the quality and quantity of job postings ... Views: 1119
The federal government is hoping to hire almost 200,000 people between now and 2009. The perks can be generous and you don't have to live in D.C.
The federal government is about to embark on a hiring spree, according to a new study by a nonprofit group called the Partnership for Public Service ... Views: 758
Many of the client's I work with in my Life Coaching business are in the age range of 40 plus. A belief which comes up often early in our conversations is the belief that maybe they are too old to consider changing careers. After all they should be slowing down. They should be thinking about ... Views: 1604
You've probably seen the Secret movie by now or at the very least you have heard about it. In short, the Secret movie is about the Law of Attraction and you can use this law to draw your perfect job into your life.
To get started, make a list on paper of all the things you don't want in a job ... Views: 4551
Finding work that you love, that also meets your financial needs, doesn't happen by accident. It requires a well-thought plan of action and an intense level of commitment.
According to April 2008 figures from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, the length of the typical job ... Views: 1509
The world of the private eye offers people an opportunity to experience lots of variety in their job but becoming a private eye is not as easy as many are led to believe.
In this article, we'll list six avenues you can explore if you're planning to become a private investigator. The private ... Views: 2120
Yes, you can read some career books, take a workshop or two, and network, but that won't make you competitive in today's market. Consider the possibility that maybe it's time to skip your usual frugality, and hire a career coach to teach you shortcuts and help you launch a smarter campaign. The ... Views: 969
Research has shown that the average adult changes careers at least 3 times during their life (and often more than that). That figure makes sense when you consider how much we grow over time and that a career spans at least 40 years. Over time our values, priorities, and interests change and we ... Views: 1110
Warm greetings to all who would like more stillness, peace and joy in their life.
I started this experiment for a variety of reasons. the main reason is that I personally need more structure to remind me to be quiet. And I wanted to structure to be easy to use and not take a lot of time.
I've ... Views: 1699
So, what motivates federal employees and others to move during retirement? While there may be other factors, this list covers a number of the considerations many of our fellow baby boomers and others consider important in making such a decision.
First, we may decide to move because a specific ... Views: 885
There is a tremendous disconnect between what the professionals in the economic development community and the human resources community know about the job situation versus what the typical man or woman in America believes about jobs in our country.
The most common misperception, in the United ... Views: 850
An interview thank you letter is now a standard part of job interview etiquette. The novelty of sending a thank you note is no longer enough to make you stand out from the crowd.
Why is this letter good, but not great?
Dear Joe Employer:
I enjoyed meeting with you this afternoon in regards to ... Views: 1747
One of the most important things we can do for our businesses, schools, and organizations is to have vision. Vision being a clear picture of a desired end result that you are aiming for.
However, sometimes, no matter how big our vision was originally, we find ourselves focusing in on the daily ... Views: 951
Here’s a question I often hear: What should I do now that my dream career is not possible?
For most, the answer is simple—stop assuming the dream isn’t possible and start looking for creative ways to achieve it.
You’d be amazed at what we assume is impossible for ... Views: 1324
When you go to an interview, you expect to answer a lot of questions. But have you thought about the questions you should be asking? An interview is a lot more than a way for the employer to get to know you. It is also your chance to learn about your employer and about the position offered. What ... Views: 1114
Can you condense all of your qualifications, experience and personality onto a single sheet of paper? Of course not; this is why interview portfolios are such a great idea. An interview portfolio can be used to showcase your work and talents all of which may not be showcased properly in a text ... Views: 802
Should you stay or should you go?
Will changing jobs really make you happy?
By Jim Manton - The Master of Transitions
Does your Monday morning alarm clock immediately fill your mind with dreadful thoughts of going to a job you hate? Do you wonder how much longer you can continue going ... Views: 1247
Hiring a resume writer can serve as a boost to your career search, but do you need one? If you ask a writer, the answer will no doubt be one sided. If you apply for jobs only to never hear back from the hiring manager, a writer will tell you that you need professional help. Before you hire a ... Views: 676
1. Self-assessment is the first step to finding your ideal job. Assessment involves getting clear on your interests & passions, life goals, skills & knowledge, personal characteristics, internal and external motivations, and preferred work colleagues and work environment. If these personal ... Views: 695
If an employer expects you to dress a certain way when you work in their building and represent their company, why wouldn't they expect you to follow a dress code for interview? The fact of the matter is that they do, and if you don't dress accordingly, you may not get hired.
Why should your ... Views: 1060
1. GET THE POINT – OF LIFE, THAT IS. How many of us will look back in our old age and wish we'd gone to more meetings or put in more overtime. The point? Despite pressure to "play it safe" by sticking with your day job ("...but dear, you have a good job, you want to be HAPPY too?") you have ... Views: 1201
"Though changing careers can be a scary thing, many people do it successfully and enjoy the rewards of new challenges and better pay. My dad, Harry Tolles, is one person who found happiness in a different industry. Midway through the nineties, my dad started on his path to a career change by ... Views: 971
The word "crisis" in Chinese is written as two ideograms (symbols) meaning Danger and Opportunity. Facing layoff or losing one's job is one of those. Certainly, the dangers and the grieving and letting go process are important. In addition, there are opportunities in the situation:
- ... Views: 1026
Do you have a job that’s just like everyone else’s? Are you looking for a nine-to-five…but wish you weren’t? Do you wish there was another option, one that would lead to an exciting, unique, and fulfilling line of work? I recently interviewed more than 100 people who ... Views: 761