19.11.2018

Do you have a vision for your future?

Do you have a vision for your future?

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Have you written down where you plan to be in your career in 1 year, 2 years and 5 year’s time? If you have then I commend you, if not then I urge you to put pen to paper.

No one else can do this for you, but if you don’t do it your career is likely to lapse into a comfort zone with zero growth: you will relax into complacency and relinquish control of your career to others, in particular to your line manager or others in your company.

But reflect on the following: these people do not have your best interests at heart, they have their own. They don’t have your well-being in mind, they have their own. They are not concerned about looking after you or your family, they have their own. #proteuscareermanagement #ambition

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  • Career Management
  • Career Advice
  • Ambition
  • Career Mentoring

I am a proactive director and business leader who is intent on providing, in the most ethical manner possible, discreet and confidential career management services to individuals. My ultimate aim, my…

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