Snap Decisions Which Cannot Be Reversed
In recent weeks, the media have reported on a number of incidents involving employees making potential career limiting decisions. Whether it was the flight attendant who jumped out of the plane, the C-suite employee who resigned on social media, or the employee who left his or her resignation on a dry erase board; they all have something in common. When your actions create a public display, for right or wrong, other potential employers may decide your actions are not in line with their company values leaving you with a difficult or impossible time finding a new organization to call home.
Consider the following questions before you make a lasting decision with your career that cannot be easily reversed …continue »
Looking for the Next Opportunity
You look at your current position and other positions in the organization and decide you are ready to make a move, but is the rest of the organization ready? Do you have the skill set to advance into the next position? Do others in the organization believe you would be the right fit? These are age-old questions many tenured employees may ask themselves as they look to expand their skill sets and move to the next level in their career. If you believe you are ready to move, but you are not sure how others in the organization feel, use these questions below to gain an understanding of where you stand. …continue »