Layoffs, restructuring, contracting and project work. Indeed, the whole structure of work
has changed. How do you cope with continuous career transition to successfully navigate a
work world with more change and choice than ever before?
- career exploration
It takes some of us all our lives to figure out what we want to be when we grow up.
Yet the majority of our time as adults is spent working for others and what they
want. With a professionally guided career exploration process, you can get a head
start on discovering your own goals and aspirations – and put your energy where it
should be: making those dreams come true. In today’s vastly changed and ever
more demanding world of work, isn’t it time to ask, what do you want?
why change jobs?
If you’ve been feeling a desperate sort of connection with Dilbert, perhaps it’s time
to ask, what's the problem? It may be as complex as a complete mismatch with the
type of work you’re in. Or, it may be as simple as inconsistent communication with
your boss. Before you gear up for a full search of other career options, Robin will
help you identify what’s really driving your desire to change jobs.
choose your work
Why are you in the job you’re in? You may answer, “because it’s a paycheck.” Ok.
But wouldn’t you rather say, “because I love what I do and I get paid to do it!”? If
you feel trapped in your job because of financial obligations and the like, think about
what it would take to plan your great escape. What obstacles exist for you? How
long would it take to overcome them? What steps could you take to create and
execute a doable plan? There’s a world of opportunities out there. And yes, you do
have the power to choose.
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who's ready to
rework the way
they work?
Consider
a gift
certificate for
HammondWorks
career services.
