Business Coaching Job I cannot think of a better job than that of a business coaching job. Why? Because of both the immediacy in the work and because of it’s visible impact. All businesses face challenges. Some challenges you can foresee and attend to in advance. Some challenges feel like a total curveball. In these […]
Business Coaching Bristol The unique thing about business coaching Bristol is the unique nature of the business landscape in this city. All Bristol residents will know that if things can be done a different way, in Bristol, they will be done a different way. Having lived in this metropolis for over two decades I know that […]
Seeking a good career outcomes definition, I came across this piece of analysis that demonstrates that the outcomes of career networking differ for the genders. So outcomes differ for men and women – Who knew eh?! Mostly it seems that networking doesn’t work so well for women because they do not network with those who have […]
Your career outcomes psychology is important. Why are these outcomes important? It is because if gauged correctly, then these outcomes become fundamental building blocks in your continuing professional Development. How do I know this? It is because I gauged my my career outcomes unwisely and this affected my psychology significantly. This in turn affected my […]
Career Outcomes: One of the questions I ask clients, towards the end of our working relationship is, “how much control have you got over this outcome?”. Having invested a considerable amount of time and indeed money in a coaching process, perhaps you would expect a ” 10/10 answer. Surely you should have the ability to control the […]
One of my favourite Job Hunting Quotes is this: “Find out what you like doing best and get someone to pay you for doing it.” Katherine Whitehorn It’s beautiful in its simplicity, and equall,y the echoes around it’s real meaning have resonated for years for me. I think this is because it has a connection to […]
Job Hunting Meaning: In the past I think believed that the meaning of a job hunt was to go out, to find one and to kill it. Rather like a cave-dweller, I had leave the domestic fires, wrap up against the element, grab my spear and risk travelling miles of uncharted territory in order to […]
I like this short list of job hunting tips from The Guardian: “In the digital age, it can sometimes seem a little old fashioned to approach a recruiter by telephone, but it’s still an effective method. If you’ve made an application online and haven’t had a reply in a few days, don’t be afraid to […]
As i am sure you are aware, there are plenty of job hunting sites. I for one can stare at Glass Door, whilst it promises to find me: “the job that fits your life” for hours on end. The longer I stare and search, the more distracted and drained I can become. This is not […]
Do we go about job hunting all the wrong way around? Do we literally treat it like “We’re Going on a Bear Hunt“? Does following the mantra “we can’t go over it and we can’t go under it, we’d better go through it” consistently really work for us? Or would it be wise to take […]