career change Archives - Margaret Buj

How to Navigate Through a Career Change During Pandemic Times

by Margaret Buj | Oct 16, 2020 | career change

Covid-19 has upended all of our lives. For some people, it has also upended their careers, forcing them to upskill or even reskill in very in-demand areas, like soft skills development with negotiation or communication skills training. Fortunately, there are ways...

Need a Change? Here’s Some Exciting Careers to Explore

by Margaret Buj | Feb 14, 2020 | career change

There are people out there who just love their jobs. Seriously, they love going to work, love their daily responsibilities and feel a surge of satisfaction when they think of their chosen career or state their job title. Those people are the envy of the rest of us....

Unusual Career Changes for a Change of Pace

by Margaret Buj | Nov 11, 2019 | Career Advice, career change, Career Development

Considering changing careers so you can enjoy a more rewarding, less stressful life? You’re certainly not alone. According to The Guardian newspaper, these days around half a million Brits suffer from work-related stress, a huge percentage of which end up hitting...

Is a Career in Dentistry For You?

by Margaret Buj | Apr 16, 2019 | Career Advice, career change

If you believe a career in dentistry is all about filling cavities, then you are wrong. There are a range of exciting options when it comes to a career in dentistry, such as working as a hygienist or an orthodontist, for example. If you are considering pursuing a...

Are You Ready for a Serious Career Change?

by Margaret Buj | Apr 9, 2019 | Career Advice, career change, Career Development

It is incredibly common to find yourself in a job that doesn’t make you happy. In fact, this is one of the most common reasons that a lot of people have for feeling dissatisfied in their lives. Whether it’s down to a boss who seems to want to make your...

Careers that are Perfect for Analytical Thinkers

by Margaret Buj | Sep 18, 2018 | a blog, career, Career Advice, career change, Career Development

Problem solvers, or analytical thinkers to give them the more important sounding name, are an asset to any workplace. They usually have more patience than most people and when a challenge presents itself will not panic or get stressed out, They just work their way...