Understanding how to assess your own skills and qualities can be a game-changer. It’s like seeing yourself in a mirror and understanding where you shine and where you might need a bit…
Starting over with a midlife career change might sound a little scary, but it doesn’t have to be hard. A career change at 50 could be the positive change you need to…
Hi there 👋 We just wanted to give you a quick update. And a big THANK YOU for bearing with us while we get the platform ready for you. We’re edging closer step-by-step! Our…
(Do we *really* need another mentoring site?) It would appear a whole bunch of people have been left out of mentoring.So, yes is the short answer to that☝️☝️ All over LinkedIn or…
Once you’ve completed your registration, you’ll see this image: If you’re signing up as a mentor – which you are at the time you’re reading this – hopefully 😊You’ll need to click…
There are many benefits of mentoring in the workplace – and outside of it too. Many organisations offer mentoring for their employees, but you might want to pursue mentoring away from your…
Even during the most successful and fulfilling professional career, you’ll likely face many career problems along the way. When you do face challenges, you’ll feel more confident in handling them with the guidance of a professional mentor.
Feeling stuck in your career? You’re not alone. Many professionals face fears that hold them back from growing and succeeding. Whether it’s the fear of failure, rejection, or change, these worries can stop you from taking the next step.
The IT industry has a huge number of career opportunities. With so many distinct fields within IT, each representing millions of people worldwide, starting your IT career can feel incredibly daunting.
Career mentoring is all about guiding someone on their professional journey, but advice alone isn’t always enough. Sharing real-world examples with your mentee is one of the best ways to make mentoring more effective.
Switching careers in your 50s might seem like a huge leap, but it’s never too late to pursue a new path. If you’re looking for more fulfilment or just a better work-life balance, making a career switch can be very rewarding.
Professional development can take many forms but if there’s one sure fire way to bring it to a halt, it’s a difficult, time-consuming, and ultimately dead end job. Dead end jobs aren’t…