Standard career advice says that if you want career success, then you need to decide where you want to be in your career in 10 years time and work out what you need to do in order to get there.
This advice may be outdated. I have written a post about it on The Meaningful Success Project Blog. You can read the full post here.
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Rachel gained 15 years experience as a psychiatrist before moving into leadership development in 2001. She now lectures at the Graduate School of Business, QUT and provides leadership, executive and career coaching to senior and high potential leaders.
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this is brilliant! thank you! I work in a VUCA environment in the UK and am in the middle of some major career changes, while the UK is in chaos around me. Really timely reminder to notice the good in the current role and commit to that while holding more lightly the longer term plans!
Thanks Fiona! I am glad you found the post useful.
I apparently was in a VUCA environment (world wide cost cutting) and was made redundant unexpectedly. then a new job didn’t work out for me, so in my late 40s wondering where to next and how long it will be for. Great article, agree wholeheartedly. Look for something you think you will enjoy and know you can do!