Leaving a job is never easy and is always fraught with risk – the known and the unknown ones. Many of us come to this crossroad at some point in our lives and it gets scarier when we have been in the company for so many years that moving out of our ‘comfort zone’ may […]
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Is There A General Strategy For Salary Negotiation? Yes there is. As we always say, “There is always a Strategy for everything!”. Here are several that you need to bear in mind when facing that new Job Offer on the table. 1. You must try to get as much an uplift as possible. The
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Yen and I have seen thousands of CVs during our 4 decades in Headhunting/Career Coaching, so, we are experts in this field. During our weekly Coachingsessions, we get asked a lot of questions pertaining to Resumes and CVs. Here are some Frequently Asked Questions we receive and the honest-to-goodness answers we give. 1. How
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So, you’ve signed the Letter of Offer with your Dream Company and you’ve informed your Bosses about it. Naturally, they’re unhappy and try their best to retain you. This may come in the form of a salary increase, a fancier title, a promotion, or even the corner office with a view – all in a
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Salary is important to many of us. After all, that’s one of the reasons why we turn up at work everyday! However, dissatisfaction with one’s salary can lead to feelings of unfairness which may eventually lead to resentment and even burnout. At various points in our career, we’ve all felt some unhappiness over what we
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After years of meeting Senior Executives in my headhunting career, I noticed a common pattern emerging. Many of them go through one or two periods of intense self-questioning regarding their career direction and long-term planning. Now, these executives are top performers, but yet they still ask themselves, “What’s next?” The Second Career Crossroad™ usually happens
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What are your Values? Sometimes, it is easy to overlook this aspect when we evaluate our Life-Goals or Career plans. What do you stand for? What do you stand against? What goes against the gr ain of your personal (or religious) belief system? However, as we plan our Career Strategy™, we need to have
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Here’s another way of looking at your Career As a mid-career executive having worked for more than 15 years, what is the biggest asset you own? It could be that beautiful house you are living in (but is it owned by you or your bank?) or perhaps that shiny sports car in your garage
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Handling Career Setbacks – It’s been a tough year for many – retrenchments, restructuring and more. How do we deal with these setbacks and bounce back even stronger from them? Hiring Season! – It seems like the job marketing is slowly improving, and hiring season is coming up! Even as the job market heats up,
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