The Very First Step In Making A Career Change

– Posted in: Career Change
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Jaime asks: What is the first step in making a career change? https://youtu.be/tGVWLXrzUuo Making a career change, from start to finish, can be a long and involved process with many steps, and the first step is going to differ based on your circumstances. One simple example to consider is the person who knows exactly what

The ONLY Way To Convince Employers Your Skills Are Transferable When Changing Careers

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My biggest concern is how to convey transferable skills when applying for roles in different fields. This is the biggest hurdle that I'm facing currently and feel as if I'm getting no's via email without even getting the opportunity for an actual phone interview to discuss. – April April’s question is one that I hear from a

Career Planning For Age 50s, 60s And Beyond – 5 Ways To Adapt Your Late-Career Strategy

– Posted in: Career Planning
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How do I stay hired at age 56? – Craig, Product Manager There are certain career best practices that are evergreen at any age, like staying up to date on your market, cultivating a unique value proposition, and nurturing a supportive community. Research, personal branding and networking are critical for any role, in any industry

7 Ideas For Passive Income

– Posted in: entrepreneurship
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I wish I knew how to create passive income – Software Engineer Most people already have at least one stream of passive income and just don’t acknowledge it because it is a small part of their total income. However, what you notice and nurture tends to grow. That’s true for income, so pay attention to

Become A Fearless Negotiator – Overcome 10 Common Obstacles To Negotiating Success

– Posted in: Negotiation
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Negotiation is not just for securing the best job offer. Even when you’re employed, you negotiate raises, promotions and the scope of your day-to-day job all along your career. If you’re an entrepreneur or freelancer, you negotiate pricing, projects and deadlines. In day-to-day life, you negotiate boundaries with other people, terms when you buy or