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Tag Archives: career options
As the retirement age increases, how can you get better prepared for the future? (Part 1)
I am in my mid-forties and I have been working for more than 15 years at highly demanding jobs. I met many interesting people, went to places that I wouldn’t have visited otherwise and learnt a lot from the various … Continue reading →
Does Careers Guidance at Schools Matter?
Korina Karampela talks to Johnny Rich- the Managing Director of Push and leading expert on higher education and careers- about the importance of careers guidance at schools. There is a lot of information available online about university choices and possible career paths that … Continue reading →
The book ‘b4iapply to uni’ is now available in more countries
Acting upon the request from the readers of this blog, the English version of the book ‘b4iapply to uni: the 4-step manual to success’ is NOW AVAILABLE on Amazon Kindle in the following countries: France Germany Greece Bulgaria Cyprus Ireland … Continue reading →
Think Long-Term: You cannot predict the future but you can prepare for it
I didn’t have my first laptop or mobile phone until I was at university. Many things have changed during the past 20 years; many more will change over the next twenty years as we live in a rapidly evolving society. … Continue reading →
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Tagged career advice, career options, expertise, globalization, life-long learning, think long-term
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What Rory McIlroy and Serena Williams have in common?
It seems that there are not many commonalities between Serena and Rory apart from the fact that both of them are top professional athletes. However, if we dig deeper, we will find out that their journey to success had similar ingredients. … Continue reading →
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Tagged Andre Agassi, before I apply, career options, get a mentor, Rory McIlroy, Serena Williams, successful career
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