I'm incredibly afraid of changing careers, even though I'm very unhappy in my current situation. How can I overcome this fear?
I'm 29, will soon be 30, and I still feel like I haven't found the right person for me.
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Loading...Hello everyone:) I'm moving from Switzerland to Austria at the end of June and am already looking for a job in Vienna. I just don't know how to express this in a clever and appropriate way in my application letter. I've searched the internet and asked around, but haven't found or heard anything particularly useful….
Hey, I'm still looking for a job after I graduate but I have no idea what I want to do, hence my question. Feel free to write to me about what you do, what the requirements are, what it's like, and any other information you might have. Thank you in advance!
I found a job as a receptionist. Unfortunately, I don't have any training in the hotel or catering industry. But I do have three to four years of part-time experience. To my knowledge, the tasks in this position do not require any special training, such as patient reception and care, appointment scheduling, email and telephone…
Once I arrive, I have the chance to do a rehabilitation training course, but I'm not doing it because then I would be living off the state for even longer, and instead I'm trying to find a job of any kind, no matter what it is. Would that make more sense so that I'm no…
There is no apprenticeship that I like, and after training they are usually poorly paid with no opportunities for advancement. But do you think it's too late to start studying at 25? If so, does that mean I'll have to do some kind of training that nobody wants and then earn little money? Does it…
I think that’s normal and tell you: just do it! I’ve changed several times and believe I’ve been a bit scared every time. Always. How will the colleagues be? Do I meet the requirements? However, I have never doubted my decision because I believe I can change again. Then I learned something. ☺️ a lot of success!
your anxiety is normal, especially if a job change brings unsafe and new challenges… a good first step would be to make you slowly familiar with the new area, for example by next-jobs, courses or exchange with people in the industry that interests you… this builds security and lets the anxieties gradually become smaller… think: it is never too late to change something… the most important steps