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Work life balance

Determine Your Own Path

Tue, 29th September, 2009 - Posted by Red Giraffe Team - (0) Comment

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One frequently quoted saying is: “It’s not the challenges in life that define you, it’s how you deal with them.” In times of contracting job markets this is a saying worth remembering – one that’s even worth pinning to your bedroom wall.  Graduate careers are often hard to get started but even now, there are numerous graduate positions, graduate placement and recruitment opportunities.

Category : Career Advice / Redundancy / Work life balance

Crafting Your Own Future and Staying Ahead of the Game

Tue, 23rd June, 2009 - Posted by Red Giraffe Team - (0) Comment

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Time for a moveToo many people make the mistake of living for their job, rather than for themselves. It’s a good thing to love your job and to be passionate about it.  Successful graduate careers often start this way.  Disappointments arise however when people let their jobs dictate who they are and where they are headed.

A much more satisfying approach is to think of yourself as your own career strategy manager. This way each job you take on will always conform to a bigger picture that you have in mind for your career, rather than allowing your job to lead you on its own path.
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