by Anne Wilson | Sep 25, 2023 | Career Development
In my last post, I explored how to identify people who could contribute to your career development. Continuing on this theme, in this post I outline the best way to approach those on your list of potential candidates. These suggestions are drawn from ‘Who is in...
by Anne Wilson | Sep 18, 2023 | Career Development
In this post, guest blogger Dr Biljana Stojkovska shares her experience of making a career shift. When I decided to change jobs, the move was both exciting and scary. The job change was full of new things: a totally new sector, a new company where I didn’t know...
by Anne Wilson | Jul 10, 2023 | Career Development
Three years’ ago I ran the ‘Springboard’ personal and professional programme for female professional services staff at Warwick. 18 women took part, and after the programme ended I stayed in touch to find out what happened next. 17 of the 18...
by Anne Wilson | Jan 24, 2023 | Careers Resources
Why is it that some people appear to attract life’s good fortune while others encounter more than their fair share of bad luck? Is there something lucky people have or do which makes them so? If so, can those who consider themselves unlucky learn from their...
by Anne Wilson | Nov 16, 2022 | What do you want from a career?
In my last post I promised to share an example of Planned Happenstance. Planned Happenstance is the career theory that relies on the 5 elements of Curiosity, Persistence, Flexibility, Optimism and Risk Taking for success. If you’re willing to follow your...
