If you tuned in to last week’s blog (if not, click here to check it out), you’ll have been reviewing some specific areas that will help you to use what happened during the last year to make next year even better.
My Monday Munch readers this week are building their goal lists around some specific areas that will ensure that...
Before you even start setting goals it’s a good idea to do some preparation by looking back over your last year as you’ll get vital insights to help you create really powerful goals for the next year.
Firstly, make a list of all the things you did last year that made you proud and happy. Look at all the different areas of your...
It’s a big question that we don’t often take time to think about.
After all, 10 years ago is almost ancient history with the speed that things change these days.
But what about the journey you’ve come on over those 10 years. Way back then, could you have imagined where you are today? All the things you learned? All the things...
We almost always think of CVs as being individual, but earlier this year I explored the concept of a team or business CV in a masterclass I ran for my Surrey BeCollaboration group. I was surprised at how well received it was and how valuable people found it.
It’s one of the most frustrating things when you’ve put a lot of effort into your CV and you still don’t seem to be getting interviews.
In this blog I’m going to share five of my top tips to make sure that your CV works well for you. Unless the advert asks for anything specific to the contrary, check these things about...
In The Monday Munch this week we’re talking about the importance of listening to feedback on your CV so that you can check that it’s sending the messages you intend to send to your reader.
The key message being that it’s not about what you think you said, but about how the reader is interpreting it. The point being that if...
Well, it’s Job Action Day today and in The Monday Munch we’re talking about the importance of reviewing your career regularly.
One of the actions that will come out of that is to keep your CV up-to-date.
If it was recently, well done! I’m fairly confident that for most of you, though,...
I often use my expedition experiences as a metaphor for managing your career effectively.
Gain the necessary skills and experience to undertake the expedition you’re planning. For example, before climbing Huascaran in Peru, at over 22,000 ft high, I’d undertaken a number of previous expeditions in...
The immediate answer for many people is “completely”, or sometimes just “what a stupid question, of course I know myself”.
Of course, you do know yourself. Hopefully better than anyone. But how much of that are you really aware of, and do you realise how not knowing and not being able...
The thought of making big decisions, particularly around careers, is enough to send many people into a state of procrastination and high stress.
I notice it particularly with clients who are either students about to take their first career step, or those trying to make a career change in their 30s, 40s, or 50s.
Let me give you an example.
I was...
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