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EP47: Permission to Leave Your (Good or Bad) Job Granted! | Career Strategy & Stories

Published 1 year, 9 months ago
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In this episode of Ditch the Struggle we dive into:

  • Giving ourselves permission to leave a job that is no longer serving us
  • When "should" you leave a job? {Spoiler Alert: whenever you want to}
  • The crazy rules and regulations we make up about how long to stay in a job
  • The fear of how we will look on our resume if we leave a job after just a few months (or a few days as I share in one story)
  • How to explain why we have left a job in interviews
  • Connecting back to what we really want when it comes to our career

Links and references ⚡️
EP30: Navigating Multiple Job Interviews & Job Offers [Career Strategy]

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Hi! I'm a graphic designer and certified career & success coach in Toronto, Canada. Using humor, empathy, and radical candor, I help clients set new boundaries, build self-esteem, eliminate self-sabotaging behaviors, and implement career growth strategies so they can achieve success on their terms.

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