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A Fresh Start for Your Career |
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Susan Bryant
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A new year
provides a sense of getting a free do-over, so you can
try again and get it right. What do you need to do this
year to find the kind of enjoyment or progress you want
in your career? Joel Garfinkle, founder of Dream Job
Coaching, a consulting firm specializing in personal
fulfillment and professional transformation based in
Oakland, California, offers these suggestions to make
this year your best yet.
Determine Which Aspects of Your Job You Like
Then find a way to do more of whatever that is. When you
are engrossed in a project you like, your workday will
be energizing rather than draining. You may also find
that the tasks you enjoy are the same ones a coworker or
boss dislikes. Find out if you can work out a win-win
situation.
Learn from the Best Around You
Who in your office seems to really enjoy -- and excel --
at their work? What can you learn from them? People who
like coming to work radiate positive energy, and their
spirit can be infectious. Let the energy rub off on you.
Determine Your Career Signature
If you had to write down one statement that would
encompass who you are (or want to be) professionally and
personally, what would it say? Take some time to clarify
your unique signature, and use this statement as a
guiding force in pursuing what you want to do and whom
you want to be.
Recognize What You Can and Cannot Control
Write down the things that stress you out at work.
Circle the ones you have control over, and cross out the
ones you don't. Vow to stop spending energy on the
crossed-out items; redirect your energy on finding
solutions to the problems you can change.
Do the Job Above Your Current Position
Offer to take on some of the responsibilities in the
position just above you. Becoming familiar with that
role makes you an obvious choice for future promotion.
Accomplish Projects That Directly Affect Your
Resume
When taking on new projects, try to select those that
will most likely benefit you. Be sure to quantify the
results of your work and add these accomplishments to
the ongoing resume you should be compiling.
Cultivate Friendships at Work
Your coworkers can understand and appreciate what life
is like in your office better than anyone else. Take the
time to develop friendly relationships with them. You'll
benefit personally and professionally from the time you
invest in getting to know them.
See the Big Picture and the Little Pictures
What is the big picture -- your overall vision -- for
your professional life? Now what are the small daily
steps or little pictures that will get you there? Make a
small goal, like joining a professional organization or
finding a mentor, something you can accomplish today.
Make Sure You're on the Right Path
Are you really doing what you want to do? Does what you
think you should be doing interfere with what you want
to be doing? None of the above suggestions will work if
your career isn't aligned with your true interests,
personality and natural abilities. If a career
assessment is in order for you, make this your first
priority in the new year. |
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