Eat Your Career

APRIL 4, 2012

It’s perfectly fine to tell this person that you’re disappointed; you felt your skills and experience were a match for this role. Try to get specifics here: Are you lacking certain skills required for this kind of role? Post on Google Buzz. Keep your chin up and look to the future. Great things are ahead of you, I promise.

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Eat Your Career

JULY 9, 2012

You may need to learn new skills or even go back to school. Post on Google Buzz. Here’s an example: If you’re looking to start a brand new career , you could face a harsh reality. In order to break into the new field, you may need to leave that cushy job you’ve been in and accept a low-paying, entry-level position. Tweet This!

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Eat Your Career

JANUARY 30, 2012

Use your relationship building skills and develop new ones. Post on Google Buzz. It might never be the perfect relationship, but there’s always a chance you can improve things. So don’t give up! Look for openings to strengthen your partnership. There IS room for growth here. Want some help fixing this relationship? Tweet This!

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Eat Your Career

NOVEMBER 29, 2010

Talent and skill will only take you so far. Post on Google Buzz. Regardless of what you think you deserve, you probably will to. There are no “right” answers for finding career fulfillment. Every path is different; every destination unique. It’s not enough to be good at what you do. Work is not separate from the rest of your life.

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Eat Your Career

FEBRUARY 27, 2011

What skills, education and experience do you need to make this career change? Post on Google Buzz. Enjoy the slow journey toward your goal. Remember that what you’re doing today still has value, even if it’s not ideal. Give yourself the luxury of time. Do Your Research. Only you can make that decision. Photo Credit: Dirkstoop (Flickr).

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Eat Your Career

NOVEMBER 1, 2010

Does this position utilize my talents and skills? Post on Google Buzz. Am I capable of, and comfortable with, doing the tasks for which I would be responsible? Do I fully understand the expectations of the role? Will the company provide me with the necessary resources to be successful? Will I be able to offer a valuable contribution?

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Eat Your Career

DECEMBER 1, 2010

You end up learning about many different businesses and industries; you gain a variety of skills and meet a wide range of people. That usually takes several years to accomplish and prospective employers may be concerned about your skill level. Post on Google Buzz. Most of us enjoy routine…up to a point. Be cautious of this!

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Eat Your Career

AUGUST 25, 2010

Start saving money, learn new skills, network and make connections. Post on Google Buzz. The more perspective you can get, the more you’ll be able to deal with the current situation. Take steps. It might not be feasible to quit right now, but circumstances will change. Stress less. Photo Credit: Art Rock (Hennie) [Flickr]. Tweet This!

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Eat Your Career

MAY 7, 2012

You’ll start re-evaluating your skills, your values, your career goals and your life dreams in a way that, perhaps, you wouldn’t have done in the safety of employment. Post on Google Buzz. Because getting laid off really triggers your survival instinct. It can be stressful, yes. Keep this in mind as you move forward. Tweet This!

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Eat Your Career

JANUARY 27, 2011

Never mind talent and skill. Post on Google Buzz. The only way to win the game, so we’re told, is to demonstrate that you have what it takes—the cut-throat, raw ambition and competitive spirit needed to take down anyone who gets in your way. That has little to do with it. It’s condescending and, in my opinion, completely false.

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Eat Your Career

JANUARY 22, 2012

Five years down the line, you could look back and realize you’re not just standing still (professionally speaking), you’re actually regressing—your skills are deteriorating and your resume is becoming a scattered, inconsistent mess. Post on Google Buzz. If you’re reading this and thinking, “Oh no! That’s me!” Share this on del.icio.us.

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Eat Your Career

JUNE 6, 2011

They can help you set and achieve career goals , make smart business decisions, overcome workplace challenges , learn new skills or simply offer an outside perspective when you’re facing frustrations at work. Post on Google Buzz. It’s like having a wonderful trusted ally to go to whenever you’re feeling unsure or in need of support.

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Eat Your Career

MAY 24, 2011

This is a skill I learned when I became a coach. Post on Google Buzz. You’re looking for someone who cares about you but won’t be afraid to challenge you if needed. A coach is often a great resource for this kind of discussion. Design the Alliance. You tried to make things work but life had other plans for you. Share this on Facebook.

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Eat Your Career

SEPTEMBER 29, 2010

I like to be in a position to show off my skills. You have to share the spotlight and let others use their skills. Post on Google Buzz. I have a love of the spotlight. By taking control, I often get all the credit or appreciation for a job well done. I have a big ego. I like to feel needed. Don’t worry; no judgment here.

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