Are you happy where you are today? The number of folks who appear completely happy in their present career seems very low from all that I read across the news -- TV; newspapers; magazines, Internet websites, etc.
Maybe it's just a temporary thing. Instant gratification is more the norm today than ever before. We want it NOW, not later. It's
a learning curve for the new graduates from high school and college
before reality sets in for the long haul workplace discovery.
Sometimes you can find yourself simply at the wrong place. Don't
get anxious or overly excited when something changes, or life has
given you a few bad turns in the road to success. Never lose sight
of your long-term objective to be productive as well as happy in
your chosen career in the marketplace.
First, career strategies must be aligned with your objective to find
the dream job waiting in your future. When you're in a position of
choice, your decision, it's almost like your hobby has turned into
the cash cow you've always dreamed about.
Don't make a move without spending time to sort out options that
are available. Do your research in every career path. Never jump
at the first green light. Stop along the way, take your time, then
decisions can be made with positive energy as "right" for you.
Career strategies are a required element when you get ready to
make your career move. Make sure you have a sound career
development plan in place. There are many reasons why you
might be considering making a career change at this time.
You want to advance your career. You may be happy or unhappy
with your current job situation, but you have a strong desire to
either do something different or advance in a significant way. A
career makeover may be the next step, so that you can enhance
your value to your current employer.
A career change is in order. You want to do something completely
different as a career than what you are doing now. This might be
because you've lost interest in your original career... did you know
most people change careers at least 2 to 3 times in their work
lifetime? Or maybe, the choice was made for you when your firm
"downsized" you.
You want to go it "alone." You're ready to get out of the career rat
race altogether and try your hand at a work at home career of
some kind.
A focused career path makes sense for everyone. Too many employed
folks are not happy and want change... but have no clue where to begin.
Don Monteith spent 32 years as co-owner of several franchises and a personnel/staffing business. Every year, his firm placed hundreds of job candidates in their dream job. Today, Don shares his business and career expertise through his newest websites on the Internet. Lots of FREE ideas - suggestions - ready for your perusal and study.
http://www.Career-Coaching-Central.com
http://www.HowToGetYourDreamJob.com
Tuesday 6 December, 2011