I have been on the job at my new company and thus far things are great. The transition from a large Fortune 500 corporate environment to a much smaller private company has suited me well. Each day brings something new and I am thrilled to have escaped the burnout that was approaching at my last company.Throughout the years of my career as a Marketing professional, I have realized that it is important to know yourself and your personality. Certain features of your personality make some jobs a better fit for you than others. If you’re in a job that’s not well-suited for your personality, you may be putting yourself under unnecessary stress. It helps to ask yourself certain questions to better hone in on the ideal job and optimal work environment.
- Do you like to work toward deadlines, or do you like ongoing long-term projects?
- Are you a team player or do you prefer to work solo?
- Do you thrive in environments that are structured and routine, or loose and dynamic?
- Do you prefer large companies or smaller companies?
- Are you passionate about your work or is any job just a paycheck?
Questions like these can give you a better picture of what kind of work would be best for you. If you find you’re not in the type of position that’s ideal for you, see if you can make minor changes in your present job structure to make it a better fit. You could also investigate what jobs are better suited for you and work towards a change when the timing is right.
Don’t delay finding that ideal job whether it be working for a large corporation, small family-owned business, non-profit organization, public sector or something entrepreneurial. If additional education is required to make the transition, think about going back to school. Now is a great time to earn a second or even third degree. Make your move and stay connected!
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