What can you do when your career ladder br eaks? Or disappears? When you are thinking of pivoting across your skillse ts to something else? When a job has grown out of your skillsets\, but you have not mastered the additional skills? Your last job may best be consid ered to be just one step. It may not necessarily define your career. A ref raming over the entire span of your career may alert you to new opportunit ies. Looking at your strengths\, knowledge\, and skills over the long term may suggest life interests that could become the nucleus of a new directi on. That is\, family and community life over the years may have familiariz ed you with potential career paths in pets\, youth\, education\, health\, recreational pursuits\, and cause advocacy. Resolving to network purposefu lly and build new skillsets can open additional choices in your discovery. Principal holdbacks in pursuing a new career base are needs to (1) learn terminology of a new industry\; 2) upgrade or learn new skills\; (3) adjus t to higher or lower organizational levels\; (3) navigate new unfamiliar o rganization structures\, and (4) adapt from a small organization to a larg e organization. Please bring your questions and observations\, as well as tips to share.
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