Career Seasons
We all go through different phases in each of our careers. Your Season has profound implications for the jobs you look for and even the way you search for your job.
At different points in our lives, we want different kinds of jobs:
- Growth: When we prioritize learning and earning more — and we’re willing to put in the time
- Lifestyle: When we want to prioritize our time outside work, such as taking care of family
- Reinvention: When we want to completely reinvent ourselves, including the role and even industry we work in.
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