In challenging economic times, many professionals find themselves re-examining their career paths. Whether by choice or necessity, a career change is a major life decision that can be fraught with uncertainty, especially when the job market is turbulent.
I often hear my clients at Canada Career Counselling from all spectrums of wealth express limiting beliefs around money that hinder the career exploration process or prevent them from their own personal development.
Most people can tell the story of their career journey in a few sentences or less. Most of us can “walk someone through our resume,” to use the popular interviewing prompt.
While organizational restructuring initiatives are often necessary for businesses, they can be a difficult and stressful time for employees, especially when they result in employee layoffs.
Making a career change can be stressful and meaningful at the same time. Whether it takes 5 weeks or 5 years, there...
Co-written by Dr. Laura Hambley for CareerWise by CERIC, a resource for career...
