Tag Archives: Career Transition Coaching
How to manage your career in times of uncertainty
My email box has been flooded over the weekend with enquiries from clients asking how “Brexshit” as I call it, will impact them. The answer is noone knows at this point, but eventually some type of calm and compromise will emerge as it always does. Official statements will be made about any impact this will…
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Poor timekeeping – Running late – Life as a bus
Poor timekeeping I have to confess that in my time I have indeed been guilty of some erratic timekeeping. I was very much “a one more thing before I go” type of girl and a great subscriber to the phrase “fashionably late“. But then I worked for a manager who would monetize the communally wasted time whenever any of his…
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Why career blips are good
Career pundits encourage us, exhort us even, to aim for professional activities in which we excel or feel passionate about. But for some of us that simply isn’t possible. Oftentimes career blips can work to our advantage. Sometimes, it’s just a case of not having the skills to identify what we are good at, or feel passionate about. In other cases our passions,…
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