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More Signs That It’s Time For A Career Change (Part 2)

We’ve already discussed some of the major signs that it’s time to take your life in a new direction with a career change (part 1 here), but now we’re going to look at some of the more personal reasons that people choose to ditch their old jobs and do something exciting and new.

You’re Ready to Go Back to School

For many people, the desire to grow and learn is a constant. If you’ve been in your career for a while, you might find yourself looking at local colleges, checking out new programs, and considering whether you want to amp up your education. If you’re feeling the call to go back to school, it might mean that you need to find a job that will work with your new education goals, or it might mean that you need to start searching for a job in the field that you plan on studying so you can get your foot in the door.

You Want to Do Something Big

Most people will reach a point in their life where they suddenly feel safe and stable enough to take a big risk and do something really challenging. In some cases, it’s starting a business. In some cases, it’s leaving a high paying stressful job for a lower-paying but more enjoyable job. If you feel like your life has reached a plateau and you’re searching for a way to challenge yourself or take a risk, it could be a sign that you’re burnt out and you need a new career that you are passionate about.

You’ve Been Turning Your Hobby into Income

These days, we’ve found dozens of ways to monetize our hobbies, whether through Etsy shops or offering our services as a tour guide of our local hiking trails. Just about everybody has a side hustle. If that side hustle is actually turning a profit, you might want to consider making it a full-time endeavor!

Changing careers is always a big decision, but if you’ve been rolling the idea around in your head for a while, you’ll be pleased to know that there are many justifications for making the leap. The real question is when you’ll decide to just go for it.

Signs It’s Time For A Career Change (Part 1)

Knowing when it’s time to make a career change can be tough. Most of us are taught that we go to college, get a job, and then stay in that career for better or worse. The problem is that there are many negative side effects of staying in a job that isn’t the right fit, including mental and physical effects. Here’s how you can tell that it’s time for a change:  Read More

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Building strong working relationships both inside and out of your business does not happen overnight. In fact, it takes a concerted effort on your part to ensure that you are connecting with clients and co-workers in a meaningful way. Here are a few tips for encouraging positive communication in the workplace to enhance your business relationships. Read More

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Artificial intelligence is on the rise, and now it has made its way into the global recruiting game. Interestingly, it has been adopted rapidly and many recruiters are thrilled with the results. Here are some of the biggest global recruiting trends that are being influenced by artificial intelligence.  Read More

Top Global Trends in Recruiting: Data

With more data comes a host of new business ideas. In fact, many companies are mining their employees for more data than ever before to help them understand how to keep their employees happy. This new trend is actually paying off for all parties and has taken shape in a few different ways.

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