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How Working Remotely Helped Lawyers Make the Best of a Bad Situation
In a lot of cases, the doom and gloom of late will also bring about quite enterprising and more fulfilling ways to work. Life’s most difficult situations can also be the most transformative, as I expect many of us have come to learn.
How Being a Perpetual Student Could Become Your Comfort Blanket
I could get the experience in another way by identifying my learning gaps, learning what I need to bridge those gaps, then putting that into practice, enabling me to learn and grow.
A Lesson in How To Handle a Bad Boss
Speaking up rather than cowering in silence for fear of an awkward conversation takes courage, but you owe that to yourself and your boss.
Because of Longevity There’s Space For a Whole New Worklife Chapter
This was no ordinary job search campaign, and we soon agreed his best plan of action was to connect with people he’d met throughout his career, just by way of catching up for a coffee or beer and having a chat about things in general.
How Can You Move to the Next Stage of Your WorkLife After Redundancy?
The moral of this story: There is life after redundancy, and with creative thinking and strategic planning, you can move to the next stage of your WorkLife and with a renewed zest for life.
How to Take The Cork Out of the Bottle of Something You Want to Release
Whatever you want to do, there is a clear path to it, and once you understand those steps, it becomes much more intuitive, and perhaps it even gives you the courage to get started. Because that’s what you need most, the courage to get started. The courage to take the cork out of the bottle.
Good Times and Bad Times Bring About Great Resignations
If I can do it, so can you, and you never know where your new WorkLife chapter will lead you, and what doors and opportunities will open along the way.
How to Come Back When You Discover The Grass Wasn’t Greener After All
And so, before making that move to what you might consider are greener pastures, perhaps first take time to consider if there are any changes you can effect to make your current situation better.
Why Bizarre Interview Questions Are Asked and How to Handle Them
The first trick of asking questions is to determine if your question is a good one. Just because a question has never been asked does not make it good. Smart people have been asking questions for quite a few centuries now, so many of the questions that haven’t been asked are bound to yield some uninteresting answers.