Perhaps the biggest issue about starting a new job is that when you feel you are struggling, it can be really difficult to ask for help. But why are we reluctant to ask for help when we probably (and justifiably) most need it?
There are many things that might shape your answer to this question. It is loaded with expectation and possibility, and often comes with freely dispensed advice, influence or pressure. At FindMyWhy we are here to help you get to the heart of what you want to be, and how to make it happen.
Good career management and planning doesn’t stop the second you’re issued with the security pass for your new job. It’s what got you over the threshold in the first place, but it’s as important as ever that you maximise the chance in your first 100 days to shape and develop your future in (and beyond)…
Just started a new job? Brilliant news! Unless, of course, you’ve jumped straight from the frying pan and into the fire. If that’s the case, and your worst nightmares are coming true, here’s some advice from FindMyWhy on how to handle it.
Are you feeling a bit lost or at sea with your career choices, still unsure of what it really is you want to do? Read more about how to identify your true purpose and use it to drive you towards a career you love.
When you’re job hunting, how you play the waiting game can be as crucial to the success of your application as your application itself. You’ll want to appear keen, not desperate, and efficient, not overbearing. What follows is a set of tips to help you do just that.
Executive coaching and mentoring go hand in hand with personal and professional growth and development. They also tend to go hand in hand with eye watering fees, but if you read on, you’ll discover the exception to that rule.
We all have weaknesses. If we can recognise what they are and figure out how to address them, they can be a huge source of strength and self-development.
Tune in to this inspirational talk from Tina Seelig, as she explains how taking three key risks will increase your luck and your chances of success
Do you ever get that feeling that you haven’t quite got it all figured out? That you’re surrounded by colleagues, friends and acquaintances who appear to be knocking this whole ‘adult’ thing out of the park – achieving goals, realising dreams and appearing the very embodiment of success and fulfilment? If nothing could be further…
