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How to tell if you’re in the wrong career
Ask yourself these three questions:
- Is your paycheck the only thing fueling your workday?
- Are you a chronic complainer?
- Do you have poor performance reviews?
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How to change careers
- Do an assessment. Make a list of your strengths, weaknesses, what you like and hate to do. Look outside and ask what industry lines up with the things you wrote under strengths and likes.
- Avoid dwelling on the past. Take what you’ve learned and move it to an industry th...
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