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Set some career goals
Now that you have a better idea of what your skills and strengths are, it’s time to think about how you want to use them in the future. Start by writing down the main things that are important to you in a job, such as flexible hours, your preferred salary, and opportunities to travel or use certain skills. It’s also a good idea to write down some of the things you don’t want from your new job.
When you have a clear picture of what’s important to you and also what you don’t want in a job, you’ll be in a better position to approach companies that will be a good fit.
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Take stock of your accomplishments
Even if you’re not job hunting at the moment, knowing what your strengths and most recent accomplishments are can give you the extra incentive and confidence you need to ask for a promotion or apply for new jobs.
Start by making a list of the biggest challenges you faced in your job over th...
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Boost your career during the holiday season
There are many reasons not to put your job search on hold this holiday season. For one thing, focusing on your career while most other people are relaxing at home means you’ll have less competition to deal with.
The holidays can also be a great time to reflect on your career goals,...
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Get your resume and LinkedIn profile in order
LinkedIn is extremely important for your online visibility. According to one survey, 95 percent of recruiters use it as a tool to source candidates.
So use some of your extra downti...
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An opportunity to network
The holidays are wonderful time for connecting with friends and family, but they’re also a time when you might be required to interact with people you don’t necessarily have much in common with—from polite get-togethers with distant relatives to office parties where you’re forced to make small ta...
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Give back to the world
The holidays are all about giving back, and believe it or not, making time to help others this holiday season can also benefit your career. Volunteering, whether it’s through charity fundraising and event coordination or helping out at an animal shelter, is a great way to expand your network, hon...
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Set Goals You Control
When you set goals you don’t have control over, you will think it’s impossible. That’s why you want to focus on the things you control.
Your business is to improve yourself, make the best of your day, be a good person, and do what’s in your best interest.
Goals
make them. It’s overwhelmingly more difficult to achieve something if you don’t write it down, plan it out, and focus on accomplishing that specific thing. Make them achievable and give yourself a time limit to accomplish them. A good way to set goals is to picture your end goal and break it down...
Metrics for assessing a job offer
Think about what is important in your professional and private life, then assess the offer against these metrics.
- Salary. Even when the money is enough, you need to figure out if it's worthy of your knowledge and skills and in line with the local market.
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