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Comment on Career Change Options for Young Urban Professionals -Part 1 by the success

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Comment on Career Change Options for Young Urban Professionals -Part 1 by Ping My Company

Ping My Company — Mon, 07 Jul 2008 06:15:18 +0000

Money and excelling both matter in changing a career path!

Comment on How well do you know yourself? by Sarah Ann

Sarah Ann — Fri, 04 Jul 2008 15:16:15 +0000

I definitely agree. The key to being successful is knowing yourself. But, I am constantly amazed at how hard it is. I’ve always thought I constantly carefully look at myself to see how I am performing and where I can improve. There are a lot of things that prevent us from knowing ourselves closely. Societal, parental, monetary restrictions, social boundaries, etc. I don’t think that we really know ourselves until we’re tested in a variety of situations. I don’t know about most young professionals but my experiences have been rather limited. Small undergrad, grad school, internship and now career in a conservative career field. So I suppose I need to get out more I’d be interested to hear what the keys are to learning about yourself. I’m familiar with all that “self-help” info out there but sometimes that advice is generalized and not specific enough for daily evaluation.

Comment on Career Change Options for Young Urban Professionals -Part 1 by Sarah

Sarah — Fri, 04 Jul 2008 15:00:30 +0000

I think this is most often true. I recently started trying to write a book of advice to young professionals. I sent out a survey and although I have only gotten a few back only one of the individuals stated that they did not question their career choice once the entered the field. I wonder what exactly goes wrong. Did we prepare wrong, have inappropriate expectations? Are we just hitting challenges that we didn’t expect to be so strong? Does our lifestyle and interests since we had to spend so much time focusing on one topic at school? Is school simply not a good representation of the fields? For me I’m not sure i following my most honest interests when I was younger.

Comment on 3 Surefire Steps in Career Planning by Jena Isle

Jena Isle — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 10:29:52 +0000

Those were very helpful tips. This may also be applied in the academe when designing a course ware or when preparing short term and long term goals in a certain department.

Thanks for sharing.

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