Comments on: It’s time for a career change when… http://workbloglife.com/2007/07/20/its-time-for-a-career-change-when/ Finding the balance... Sat, 11 Oct 2008 15:50:49 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2 By: AndrewBoyd http://workbloglife.com/2007/07/20/its-time-for-a-career-change-when/#comment-60 AndrewBoyd Thu, 11 Sep 2008 08:09:06 +0000 http://workbloglife.com/2007/07/20/its-time-for-a-career-change-when/#comment-60 Hi John, thank you for your comment and for your advice - it sounds pretty good to me. I know that I feel better after working on my CV - even just opening it and revising it - after a challenging day. Best regards, Andrew Hi John,

thank you for your comment and for your advice - it sounds pretty good to me. I know that I feel better after working on my CV - even just opening it and revising it - after a challenging day.

Best regards, Andrew

]]> By: John Groth http://workbloglife.com/2007/07/20/its-time-for-a-career-change-when/#comment-59 John Groth Wed, 10 Sep 2008 23:00:52 +0000 http://workbloglife.com/2007/07/20/its-time-for-a-career-change-when/#comment-59 You might consider approaching the "time for a career change" to answer one simple question. Do I look forward to going into work every morning? Yes, there will be mornings that the answer is "No," but if the overwhelming answer is "Yes" maybe a career change is not in the offing. However, career change and career planning should be in the picture for all of us. Rare today when someone works their entire career in one job, least of all for one employer. So a low level career action plan should be done all the time. I don't mean sending out a resume every day, but read an article put in in a file, study a possible new career, talk to someone about the proposed career. This daily career planning action will make the "job from hell" more tolerable. You might consider approaching the “time for a career change” to answer one simple question. Do I look forward to going into work every morning? Yes, there will be mornings that the answer is “No,” but if the overwhelming answer is “Yes” maybe a career change is not in the offing.

However, career change and career planning should be in the picture for all of us. Rare today when someone works their entire career in one job, least of all for one employer.

So a low level career action plan should be done all the time. I don’t mean sending out a resume every day, but read an article put in in a file, study a possible new career, talk to someone about the proposed career. This daily career planning action will make the “job from hell” more tolerable.

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