7 timely tips for those considering a career change
Professionals sometimes go about career change in a scatter-shot way that squanders time and energy. To help you focus, career experts offer some realistic advice for pursuing a career change.9/23/2009 6:00:00 AM By: Meridith Levinson
What's one positive outcome of the recession? It's leading people to consider a career change. Though the process of figuring out what to do next can be overwhelming, it's also empowering.
Taking stock of one's skills, strengths, interests and experience makes an individual realize how much he or she knows and has to offer. Investigating career options also helps employed professionals extricate themselves from dead-end jobs. For people who are unemployed, a layoff can be the catalyst for pursuing a professional dream.
Considering alternatives to the work you're currently doing or you've done in the past is a worthwhile exercise for anyone, at any point in a career. Despite what the unemployment rate may lead you to believe, there are always options.
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Sign up for our IT Business NewslettersPage Navigation 1) Investigating your options help you escape dead-end positions. - Page 1
2) Despite current employment statistics, there are always career options available. - Page 2
3) Finding your passion won't always lead to fame and fortune. - Page 3
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