Monday 27 October 2014

The 20 Principles of Career Happiness (INSPIRING)


To many people, career happiness seems like an unattainable or unrealistic goal meant for people with better education, more money, a different upbringing, or even just better luck.
No matter where you’re at in life, You deserve career happiness. If you’re feeling demotivated, uninspired or downright unhappy in your career, take a look at these 20 principles of career happiness. Pick a few attainable principles to implement (10, 11 or 19 for example), and work your way forward!

20 Principles of Career Happiness: 

tweet graphic 1 1 The 20 Principles of Career Happiness (INSPIRING) 1. We spend more than 100,000+ hours of our life at work. Spend it doing something you enjoy.

tweet graphic 1 1 The 20 Principles of Career Happiness (INSPIRING) 2. Work isn’t just a paycheck – it’s part of your life.

tweet graphic 1 1 The 20 Principles of Career Happiness (INSPIRING) 3. When you love your job, work feels like play.

tweet graphic 1 1 The 20 Principles of Career Happiness (INSPIRING) 4. Follow your dreams without hesitation.

tweet graphic 1 1 The 20 Principles of Career Happiness (INSPIRING) 5. Don’t wait for the ‘right’ time - it will never come.

tweet graphic 1 1 The 20 Principles of Career Happiness (INSPIRING) 6. Carve your own path and dance to your own beat.

tweet graphic 1 1 The 20 Principles of Career Happiness (INSPIRING) 7. Give yourself permission to succeed.

tweet graphic 1 1 The 20 Principles of Career Happiness (INSPIRING) 8. If you can’t find the right opportunity, create it.

tweet graphic 1 1 The 20 Principles of Career Happiness (INSPIRING) 9. If something isn’t working for you, change it.

tweet graphic 1 1 The 20 Principles of Career Happiness (INSPIRING) 10. Help others along the way and always remember the golden rule.

tweet graphic 1 1 The 20 Principles of Career Happiness (INSPIRING) 11. Respect yourself, and others will respect you. Above all, respect others.

tweet graphic 1 1 The 20 Principles of Career Happiness (INSPIRING) 12. Stop worrying about what anyone else thinks of you.

tweet graphic 1 1 The 20 Principles of Career Happiness (INSPIRING) 13. Spend time getting to know yourself. The relationship you have with yourself is the most important one you’ll ever have in your lifetime.

tweet graphic 1 1 The 20 Principles of Career Happiness (INSPIRING) 14. Discover what makes you tick.

tweet graphic 1 1 The 20 Principles of Career Happiness (INSPIRING) 15. Know that what’s good for someone else isn’t necessarily good for you.

tweet graphic 1 1 The 20 Principles of Career Happiness (INSPIRING) 16. Find your fit and surround yourself with people you enjoy.

tweet graphic 1 1 The 20 Principles of Career Happiness (INSPIRING) 17. Great coworkers will both challenge and support you.

tweet graphic 1 1 The 20 Principles of Career Happiness (INSPIRING) 18. Apathy is death.

tweet graphic 1 1 The 20 Principles of Career Happiness (INSPIRING) 19. Learn something new every day and never stop growing.

tweet graphic 1 1 The 20 Principles of Career Happiness (INSPIRING) 20. Whatever you’re doing, do it for love, not money.

Remember: When you’re doing something you love, money and success will come naturally. And those 100,000 hours? Will be time well spent.

Friday 24 October 2014

JOB FINDERS: 8 Steps To Getting The Job You Want

Job Finders is a comprehensive 16-hour workshop covering everything the job hunter needs to obtain satisfying employment.  Originally created for King County Work Source populations, the Job Finders methodology has been successful in landing jobs for scores of unemployed workers from the assembly line to senior management.  
Job Finders can be adapted for groups of up to twenty people and delivered in as little as two days or over a span of four weeks, with a half-day session each week.  It is designed for a general audience but can be tailored to a specific industry or skill level, including ESL populations. The Job Finders curriculum covers this 8-step approach:
                             1.  Assessing Your Strengths and Assets 
                             2.  Creating Your Brand
                             3.  Developing Your Communication Materials
                             4.  Identifying Your Targets
                             5.  Developing Your Marketing Plan
                             6.  Implementing Your Strategies
                             7.  Interviewing with Potential Employers
                             8.  Negotiating Your Offer
Benefits to the Employer:
- Cost effective and humane approach to providing employment assistance to employees whose jobs have been terminated.- A retention tool for employees looking for new opportunities within the organization.
- A recruitment incentive offered to spouses or partners of potential new hires. 

Benefits to the Employee:
- Professional job finding assistance from experienced and compassionate career counselors.
- A support network necessary to get through a career transition.
- The confidence and know-how to finding satisfying employment. More details please click here.