We could be a top politician, or a middle manager: in either case losing a job puts us under a mountain of #stress
Beyond the #anger at losing something that mattered to us – and the worry about paying the bills – there could be worries about not being good enough to find something else.
But before we make any life changing decisions we should be smart and spend time being #calm .
Giving ourselves that breathing space means we are mindful of our own state and better equipped to choose what we want to do next.
Meditation can help achieve that mindful state and create space for clarity. Even six minutes spent focused on our wellbeing makes a difference, whoever we are.
Interested?
Then visit my link for a guided meditation promoting calm.
There are several options after receiving feedback following a great job interview
After planning our next career step and performing well at an interview we might earn an opportunity to be of greater service. We then have a choice:
Accept the employers’ offer (it is exactly what you wanted).
Decline the employers’ offer (you know you can do better).
Learn why there was no offer and take action to improve interview performance (if you simply hear nothing back they aren’t a reliable employer).
Here’s a YouTube Short reminding us that it takes time to ensure we are making the right choice (the one closest to our goal). Please leave a Like if this reminder is helpful.
Performing well in interviews involves effective planning and preparation for the big day
Our performance during a job interview reflects our hard work in planning our career and preparing for our moment in the spotlight.
The interview involves us talking about how we solve even the trickiest customer problems; what our team-working skills are like; and where our skills will benefit the organisation.
Here’s an illustration of how the planning, preparation, performance process works. Feel free to Like and Share if this video helps you.
Keep watching, in a few days there will be a chance to get more helpful insights supporting your journey toward a better job.
Personal development matters after an event like National Careers Week.
Planning the next steps after #NCW2024 means taking stock, working out what can be done straight away to make an impact and scheduling time to move toward change.
Here’s a reminder of what all that means.
Stay tuned.
In a few days you’ll be able to have access to more insights, to help your journey toward a better job.
A Short Reminder There Are No Age Limits To Career Development
National Careers Week – #NCW2024 – is pitched towards young people at the start of their working life. But career development is a life-long option.
We can always take the initiative and, focus on building on our skills, using our experience and pursuing new job goals.
It helps if advertisers are aware of and respond to inequalities within the jobs market. In that way everyone is able to compete for opportunities in a fair way.
eel free to Like, Share or Comment if this idea resonates with you.