Career Counseling Articles

1). Career Counseling Advice: You Gotta Sell Yourself! By : Paul Megan
You have to sell yourself so people get a powerful snapshot of you . . . one that makes them sit up and pay attention to you!
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2). How To Find Good Counseling By : Dave Lloyd
Counseling is a profession that aims to help people. It is one that the practitioner enters into knowing that they get the most out of making the lives of those they work with better. And in order to find the type of counseling that works best for you, it is critical that you understand this - the counseling professional you choose is there to serve you, first and foremost.
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3). How To Help Your Child Find A 21st Century Career By : Cathy Goodwin
Most of us were brought up to study hard, get good grades, choose a "practical" college major, and strive for a "good job." Talk to a stranded midlife career-changer and you realize the game has changed. Yesterday's rules prepared us to be passengers on a large ocean liner that promised a smooth voyage. Today we realize that ocean liner turned out to be the Titanic and we need to keep ourselves afloat on a small life raft if we want to survive.
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5). Do You Have a New Year’s Career Resolution? By : Steve Bohler
This year make a resolution to get into a “Natural Vocation”
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6). Tips on Finding Employment as a Corporate Flight Attendant By : Matthew C. Keegan
I will not pretend that this is the easiest topic to write about. In fact, my knowledge of how one finds work as a private flight attendant is based chiefly on what others have shared with me. You can find some useful tips within the many threads written on the Corporate Flight Attendant Community message boards at http://www.cabinmanagers.com, but.
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8). About To Be Fired? Here's What To Expect. By : Paul Megan
It’s important to understand what can and should happen if and when you get fired. After all, it’s not the end of the world no matter how painful.
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9). Finding The Right Career By : John Pawlett
One of the greatest challenges you may encounter in this world is finding the right career. This is can be a task to be reckoned with.
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10). Inertia? 5 Tips to Getting Yourself Moving Again! By : Matthew C. Keegan
Inertia. Even the word sounds like a disease. No, it isn't literally a disease but it is one figuratively. Simply defined inertia is: resistance or disinclination to motion, action, or change. For those of us who are stuck in a job we hate, inertia can sap our energy, drain our lives of joy, and make us miserable to be around. The following 5 tips will help you make the changes necessary to bury your inertia.
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11). How to Break the Feel-Good Addiction to Enhance Your Career By : Vickie Milazzo
How does a busy professional like yourself cope with the mounting demands and pressures of career and everyday life and still achieve success? Whether you are a beginner just starting your career or a tenured executive with many years of success, the key to achieving BIG is breaking the "feel-good" addiction. The feel-good addiction is an addiction to the small, easy "feel-good" tasks that bombard us every day – sorting the mail, answering email, checking voicemail and straightening, organizing and reorganizing.
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12). Career Change Begins by Taking These Steps Against Fear By : Cathy Goodwin
Often the biggest obstacle to career change is not an outdated resume but fear. Here are 3 steps to tackle the fear and get moving toward a new direction.
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