Reinventing your career; it’s not easy but it’s never too late. That’s the message from people who made life-altering career changes in their 40s, 50s, 60s or even older.
Some second acts aren’t by choice, some have described being forced into midlife career changes after losing their jobs and failing to find similar work because of the economy, their age, a disability or discrimination. Some people start a second or third career because they can’t afford to stop working after retirement. Some discover they’re happier working, even if they can afford to retire.
See six examples of later-in-life changes here.
Sunday, November 29, 2015
Saturday, November 14, 2015
Advance Within Your Company
In today’s tumultuous economy it is more important than ever to understand the fundamentals of how to manage your career.
With the rapid rate of technological change and the effects of globalization, jobs are changing or even disappearing altogether. By applying time-tested principles you will be in a better position to help yourself and your company be successful.
See 9 areas of career management here.
With the rapid rate of technological change and the effects of globalization, jobs are changing or even disappearing altogether. By applying time-tested principles you will be in a better position to help yourself and your company be successful.
See 9 areas of career management here.
Saturday, November 7, 2015
Tips for Your Job Search
Struggling to find a job?
Recognize it is a full time commitment, which means an 8 hour day or more.
Recognizing common setbacks may help you better identify how to spend your time when searching for employment. For a discussion of five topics in more detail see the complete article here.
Recognize it is a full time commitment, which means an 8 hour day or more.
Recognizing common setbacks may help you better identify how to spend your time when searching for employment. For a discussion of five topics in more detail see the complete article here.
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