換新工作前的四點(diǎn)建議
[ 2006-11-27 09:44 ]
Do you get up in the morning and dread going to work? Is your work-life
balance swaying in the wrong direction? Whatever your gripes (抱怨), considering
we spend more time at work than we do with our loved ones, it is important you
enjoy what you do. So whether you want to downshift (減速) or start afresh in a
new industry, our guide will act as pointers to help get you on the right path.
1. What are you good at? 你擅長(zhǎng)什么？
It seems basic, but start by making a list of what you are good at. Do you
have skills which are transferable? Write down everything you do in an average
week at work, however basic a task, and then start thinking about which skills
you excel at (突出) and which you want to ditch (放棄). Also have a think about
hidden talents you're not currently using at work, but would like to utilize in
the future.
2. Be passionate要有熱情
You are going to be far more successful in your new career if you're doing
something you love. What interests do you have? When do you get fired up and
what really turns you off? If you can identify what makes you tick, you'll be
nearer to finding your dream career. And it might be that you're already closer
than you think-if this is the case it's probably worth speaking to the Human
Resources department where you work to see if there are any openings you could
consider.
3. Research調(diào)查
Once you've got an idea about the career you'd like to aim for, now it's the
time to find out what you need to do to reach your goal. What skills do you need
to get into that field? How do you go about getting them? Are there online
courses or evening courses you could do?
4. Find out more發(fā)現(xiàn)更多
Speak to people to people who already work in that industry, and if you don't
have any contacts, go on to relevant message boards or for extra help speak to a
careers magazines and email newsletters and read the job sections in the papers
and online rigorously to find out how many jobs are around and how fast-moving
the market is.
（來(lái)源：《英語(yǔ)沙龍》 通訊員稿 英語(yǔ)點(diǎn)津 Annabel 編輯） |
