
Stay In One Company or Move Around: Whatβs Best For You?
Is it better to stay with one company for the long term, or to move around and gain experience at different organizations?
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Is it better to stay with one company for the long term, or to move around and gain experience at different organizations?
In this article, we will highlight some of the best books for a career change that you can add to your reading list.
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Whether youβre looking to move up in your current profile or starting a new job or trying to survive layoffs, take ownership at work to get ahead in your career.
With so many distractions and demands on our time, it can be challenging to stay productive and focused at work.
Remote work has been facilitated by advancements in technology, which have enabled workers to be more connected and productive than ever before.
Receiving a job rejection email can be disappointing, but itβs important to remember that itβs not the end of the world.
Your LinkedIn summary is one of the most important parts of your LinkedIn profile.
If you have been laid off during this difficult time, it can be challenging to advocate for yourself and ensure that you are able to secure a new job.
Workplace flexibility is about providing the conditions for employees to thrive.
By following these tips, you can make working from home a more productive and enjoyable experience.
Working remotely is here to stay, so itβs important to know how to work from home and have the best practices in place. If you havenβt yet, youβll want to come prepared with reasons why your boss should approve of remote work and what you do best as an employee who works remotely.
A great workday is not rocket science, but the result of habits and behaviours, which when practised consistently can bring positive changes in your work and yourself.
Look for a coach who will ask questions, not provide answers; will listen, not talk; who can disagree rather than agree with your assessment; and who will demand that you do not just teach others, but learn from them too.
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