Are you in your 40s and thinking of changing careers? You’re not alone. And you’re certainly not crazy. In fact, if there’s ever a time you can—and should—reinvent yourself, that time is now. Below are four ways to start your career transition so you can successfully change careers in your 40s. 1. Stop Making Excuses
Just like any other relationship, your relationship with your job is going to have its ups and downs. In some cases, it can be clear the best solution is for the two of you to separate—meaning you will need to find a new job. In other cases, making a few changes to how you work
Some people will stay in jobs that they’re unhappy with just because they’re afraid to be involved in the job search process. Instead of being held back by fear, job seekers should embrace the job search process. Sure, the job search process will have its ups and downs, but there are ways to empower yourself
The job search process is always evolving. It’s not about going to the job boards, finding the job opening you like, and then applying to it. That method will only have you waiting by the phone for a call that’s likely not going to happen. Today’s job seekers need to take a more proactive and
There are many reasons why people want to change careers. But can you guess the top three reasons why a professional might consider a career change today? What is the driving force behind making such a big life decision? A recent FlexJobs survey announced the top reasons why people are changing careers. Here are the
Money is often thought to be the biggest predictor of job satisfaction, but a survey from the BBC that ranked nearly 300 jobs from most to least satisfying shows that although money does play a role, it’s not the only motivator. For instance, internet technology and telecommunications professionals ranked at number 147 on the list,
Finding a job after college can be tough! There’s stiff competition, and sometimes students are at the mercy of the economy that they graduate into. Many college grads often take minimum wage jobs or jobs that they’re overqualified for in order to make ends meet. The key to landing a job out of college is
