Do you feel change coming on? When it’s time to take flight, don’t let anything hold you back, including yourself. If you’re a planner, do what you must, but don‘t get stuck. If you’re a ready, set, LEAP! person – perform a safety check. A surprising number of women are seeking a job or outright change. You‘re in excellent company.
—Carolyn Kepcher
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2.23.2010 | Thinking About Changing Careers?
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The number of career changes people make during their lifetime ranges anywhere from three to around seven times. Regardless of how many times you change careers, it can be a positive and energizing experience, or a slow and sometimes painful one – it all depends on how you approach it. If you’re looking to make a career change, take your time, do your homework and find out if a change is right for you.
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1.29.2010 | Has Your Wake-Up Call Arrived?
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A wake-up call is a resounding signal received that change is necessary in your life. Often we get this type of call when a crisis or deeply challenging situation has emerged. How can you tell if you are heading into crisis, versus simply going through a really bad patch? Read on.
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1.18.2010 | Flexibility at Work: Six Women Who’ve Found the Holy Grail
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Women don’t necessarily want to work less. They just want more control over their hours. Meet six women who have successfully transitioned into career flexibility.
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1.15.2010 | Saying Goodbye
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Sometimes a business partnership has to end. It can be difficult, especially if the collaboration was once a fruitful one. Work Her Way Expert Susie Arnett details her personal experience, along with lessons learned.
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11.18.2009 | Knowing When to Fold’em: Five Signs It’s Time for a Career Change
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I used to dread Sunday nights. Starting around 7 pm, I would begin to get a headache, an upset stomach, just a general disease emotionally, spiritually, and physically. My symptoms weren’t a result of something I ate or a side effect of any medication, they were a response to thinking about what I was going to have to face on Monday morning: a job that drained my spirit.
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