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4 Steps to finding a new Career

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4 Steps to finding a new Career

For most people who want to move careers, many find the entire process to be daunting and quite tiring. But, this does not mean that it should be a frustrating and difficult thing. If you are finding it hard to stay in your current career and wish to explore other options, understand that you need to know which steps to follow to make it successful and less stressful. Whether you want to have a change in a career within your field or want to start off on a totally different career path, these 4 steps will help you determine how to make it a reality.

Work on your skills, experience, and qualifications 

Remember that once you have additional experience and can add value in your new career, this is a big boost. Before you embark on the journey, first determine if there are any additional skills or qualifications that you will need to excel at your craft. There are various ways that you can add skills, experience, and qualifications to ensure that you are the best fit for your new career.

You can opt to enroll in a part-time class, attend seminars, sign up for online courses, or even volunteer. Numerous online courses are available on sites like Career Foundry which can be beneficial and cost effective. If you decide to take a course, determine which courses would be ideal so as to make it easier and to have a plan in place.

Research

Weigh the pros and cons as well as research your desired dream companies and career to know more about the work culture or any future opportunities beforehand. If you are not sure which course or career to join, contact a professional in your target field for the best advice. This might be a paid or unpaid mentor who will guide you through the process and help you make the right choice in your career advancement.

Have a plan

Make a list of your desired companies. This will enable you to carefully sort out which companies align with your intended goals and career aspirations. It will also enable you to know if you will have to add any educational qualifications or skills.

Connect and network

Find people within your chosen career industry and get in touch with them. Connect with your family, friends and those in your new career field. This will help you to get more information about the benefits or challenges you will encounter in your new career. Some might even know of opportunities within your new career field or desired companies and put in a good word on your behalf.

Networking is also a great way to help you find out more about future job opportunities, prepare in advance and stay ahead of your competitors. Make use of networking sites with jobs like LinkedIn, create a professional profile and connect with people in your new career.

Having followed the above steps, you need to make sure that you utilize your resources to get the most out of your time as you get ready for your career transition. Find a career that will make you happy and you will be sure to love it and enjoy every minute appreciating the decision you made.

4 Steps to finding a new Career was last modified: April 26th, 2020 by Infopreneur Queen
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Aderonke Bamidele is an award-winning information entrepreneur with strong 8-figure online businesses. She has a passion for helping people who are searching for relevant information from the web to solve their day to day problems. Remember; knowledge is power. Her passion for blogging is strictly inspired by things that she loves to talk about.

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