#careerchanger

[josemiguellongo]

I am so excited to finally share this episode, "Career Changers: Strategies & Tips to Make Your Next Move". My good friend, @krystal_hix30 - @jobtalk.llc is back for a second time on the show. We are talking about a very important topic in our world right now as we continue to see the evolution of The Great Resignation. More people, now more than ever, are assessing and evaluating their values as it relates to work and what they want out of their employer and in the workplace. A lot of people have spent so much time self-reflecting on the things that matter most. In this conversation we focused on how Career Changes and folks who are seeking to transition from one industry to another can dig deep to see how their relevant experience is the biggest skill and gift that can be transferable in applying to a new job in a different field. Below are some of the golden nuggets that we shared in our conversation, but you’re going to want to bring your pen and paper and favorite drink to listen in to the amazing wisdom and knowledge we share. THINGS TO DO AND BE MINDFUL AS A CAREER CHANGER 1. Ask for help 2. Understanding and leveraging your skills and experience 3. Be ready to Pivot Find and create your own roadmap uncover the shifts Enhance your skills and development personally + professionally Being heard and seen Imposter syndrome self-deprecation 4. Don't look at being the person who checks all of the boxes, focus on the things you know well and are your strengths 5. Talk to people /Network/schedule informational interviews 6. Use LinkedIn (more on this in future episodes and courses ) 7. It's okay to change your mind. Embrace the change #job #transition #careerchange #career #careerchanger #upskilling #industry #work #impostersyndrome #pivot #networking #skills #certification #experience #education #findingyou #findyourpurpose #network #people #linkedin #value #greatresignation (at Syracuse, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/CWB_A-TgsfH/?utm_medium=tumblr

[noevilproject]

Paula: Lake Rat, Theatre Lover, Career Changer - I organized my cousins to do a covid friendly caroling party for my aunts and uncles living along during the holidays. We traveled from house to house and serenaded them outside their doors. https://noevil.co/31tCpxW

[cyberman128]

End of the Line: A Fated Journey

    Although I wouldn’t categorize myself as a spiritual person, I believe in fate. I met my wife under a very specific and difficult to predict set of circumstances. The window of time where our relationship could begin and eventually blossom was so thin, I consider it a miracle that it even happened. It was like the universe aligned specifically for our union.

    After 9 years working in kitchens, on November 9th, 2020 I completed my last professional cooking shift. The grandiose exit I hoped to make was obviously cut short due to the pandemic. I imagined a sea of industry colleagues clustered about me in a collective wash of happiness. Instead I clocked out of my hum-drum job and made for the exit with a quick wave and a nod at my 20-something coworkers, most of whom I barely knew.

    I’m not sad. Fate has a gleeful way of rearing its head. Again, I’m not spiritual. I rely on fact based evidence in my daily life, however, when I checked my emails that afternoon, a sense of calm settled over me. My career services representative had sent out a mass email to the students in my cohort, making first contact with us. The email was basic and introductory in nature, but to me it was more significant. Its presence solidified my transition.

    My last day of cooking and my official beginning of job hunting coincide. With my extra time freed up from not cooking, I plan on continuing with this blog, learning cybersecurity, editing my novel and above all else: focusing on getting my cybersecurity career of the ground. Hopefully I have a little more time to cook for myself and my wife too!

[adamwedd-official]

Bad hair day Plus side..... I just confirmed the MOST important show on 2nd April in the USA . It's a SECRET.. But it's going to be AMAZE #usatour #usa #nyc #gigconfirmed #careerchanger https://www.instagram.com/p/B9kc5t2npCF/?igshid=1404vxommt4pt

[noevilproject]

Nicole: Vegetarian, Teacher, Career Changer - I have donated money to an animal shelter. https://noevil.co/2M6UpHT

[peopleatheartcoaching]

Tadam! Here’s my first article about finding a career that makes you happy! Link in bio. . It gives you a short intro to the 6 steps that you can take to find what you truly want to do, and each step has a set of questions to work through so you can get started right away! There’s even a free download! . It’s all based on my personal experience of being unhappy at work and finding a career I love, and on the work I’ve done coaching clients in the last few months. . So have a read through, tell me what came up for you in the comments, and stay tuned for Step 1 next week! . If you’re ready to invest in your career change, there's also the full programme for sale - either as a digital or printed product. . . . #findacareerthatmakesyouhappy #careergoals #careerchanger #changejobs #makeithappen #careercoach #dowhatyoulove (at London, United Kingdom) https://www.instagram.com/p/By5ZQWaHsns/?igshid=v6t6dx35g6j3

[peopleatheartcoaching]

I'm starting a new series of posts and articles to help you find a career that makes you happy. Every Monday I'll ask you a question to make you think about your career, then on Wednesdays I'll share exercises to help you answer that question. And on Fridays I'll share the inspiring stories of career-changers. . Here's my first question: are you 100% happy with your career? . Or would you like to change something / all of it? . I'd love to read your answer in the comments! . More on how to start thinking about a career change in Wednesday's article! . . . #findacareerthatmakesyouhappy #mondayquestion #careerchanger #careerchanges #careercoach #dosomethingyoulove #changejobs #hatemondays (at London, United Kingdom) https://www.instagram.com/p/By0MN3hHbL8/?igshid=q6ay2kf43j3p

[svenrwinter]

Back in 2008 when I was switching from Alpine (downhill) ski racing to Skicross I had a steep learning curve. Not just because I’m afraid of heights but the kind of jumps I would need to go on at ~60kph with 3 guys next to me... I can’t tell you how many times I ‘overshot’ the jumps, missed the landing zone, and all-in-all hurt myself. But I had a dream so it didn’t matter! Is you dream for your life as clear as mine was for something a temporary as a ski career? #skicross #alpineskiing #careerchanger #bigair #movelifeforward #mindsetofexcellence #successtip #whistlerblackcomb (at Whistler & Blackcomb Mountains) https://www.instagram.com/p/ByQyVeuhzLu/?igshid=6wpzkne2sxsx