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How to Change Job Fields
- Decide What Field you want to work in.
Learn what additional training you will need to transition.
Consider shadowing someone at the job for a day or two.
Consider how the pay and time commitment for the new position will affect your lifestyle?
Work on Training while continuing in your current position.
Create a New Resume for the new career field.
Use your contacts and other resources to Find a New Job.
Make sure you Switch Your Benefits.
Do not burn any bridges when you leave your job.
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