Section One. Understand what's going on: Reawakening your passion for work: five practical strategies to guide you / by Richard Boyatzis, Annie McKee, and Daniel Goleman -- Why so many of us experience a midlife crisis: blame biology, not your job / by Hannes Schwandt -- Section Two. What do you think you want to do?: Developing a strategy for a life of meaningful labor: it's never too late (or too early) / by Brian Fetherstonhaugh -- Turn the job you have into the job you want: use job crafting to reimagine your worklife / by Amy Wrzesniewski, Justin M. Berg, and Jane E. Dutton -- Two ways to clarify your professional passions: build your self-awareness / by Robert Steven Kaplan -- For career direction, use your imagination: visualize the job of your dreams - and of your nightmares / by Bill Barnett -- Section Three. Is career change right for you?: Not taking risks is the riskiest career move of all: don't get too comfortable / by Anne Kreamer -- Can you actually afford to change your career?: assess the financial impact of a move / by Russell Clayton -- How to stay stuck in the wrong career: stop thinking; start doing / by Herminia Ibarra -- Section Four. Get inspired: Why you should have (at least) two careers at the same time: working more than one job at once may be the secret to fulfillment / by Kabir Sehgal -- Advice from a serial life reinventor: an interview with Nilofer Merchant; It is possible to follow even your craziest dream / by Sarah Green Carmichael -- From accountant to yogi: making a radical career change: quit being the person you think you're "supposed" to be / by Vijay Govindarajan and Hylke Faber
Section One. Understand what's going on: Reawakening your passion for work: five practical strategies to guide you / by Richard Boyatzis, Annie McKee, and Daniel Goleman -- Why so many of us experience a midlife crisis: blame biology, not your job / by Hannes Schwandt -- Section Two. What do you think you want to do?: Developing a strategy for a life of meaningful labor: it's never too late (or too early) / by Brian Fetherstonhaugh -- Turn the job you have into the job you want: use job crafting to reimagine your worklife / by Amy Wrzesniewski, Justin M. Berg, and Jane E. Dutton -- Two ways to clarify your professional passions: build your self-awareness / by Robert Steven Kaplan -- For career direction, use your imagination: visualize the job of your dreams - and of your nightmares / by Bill Barnett -- Section Three. Is career change right for you?: Not taking risks is the riskiest career move of all: don't get too comfortable / by Anne Kreamer -- Can you actually afford to change your career?: assess the financial impact of a move / by Russell Clayton -- How to stay stuck in the wrong career: stop thinking; start doing / by Herminia Ibarra -- Section Four. Get inspired: Why you should have (at least) two careers at the same time: working more than one job at once may be the secret to fulfillment / by Kabir Sehgal -- Advice from a serial life reinventor: an interview with Nilofer Merchant; It is possible to follow even your craziest dream / by Sarah Green Carmichael -- From accountant to yogi: making a radical career change: quit being the person you think you're "supposed" to be / by Vijay Govindarajan and Hylke Faber
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Section One. Understand what's going on: Reawakening your passion for work: five practical strategies to guide you / by Richard Boyatzis, Annie McKee, and Daniel Goleman -- Why so many of us experience a midlife crisis: blame biology, not your job / by Hannes Schwandt -- Section Two. What do you think you want to do?: Developing a strategy for a life of meaningful labor: it's never too late (or too early) / by Brian Fetherstonhaugh -- Turn the job you have into the job you want: use job crafting to reimagine your worklife / by Amy Wrzesniewski, Justin M. Berg, and Jane E. Dutton -- Two ways to clarify your professional passions: build your self-awareness / by Robert Steven Kaplan -- For career direction, use your imagination: visualize the job of your dreams - and of your nightmares / by Bill Barnett -- Section Three. Is career change right for you?: Not taking risks is the riskiest career move of all: don't get too comfortable / by Anne Kreamer -- Can you actually afford to change your career?: assess the financial impact of a move / by Russell Clayton -- How to stay stuck in the wrong career: stop thinking; start doing / by Herminia Ibarra -- Section Four. Get inspired: Why you should have (at least) two careers at the same time: working more than one job at once may be the secret to fulfillment / by Kabir Sehgal -- Advice from a serial life reinventor: an interview with Nilofer Merchant; It is possible to follow even your craziest dream / by Sarah Green Carmichael -- From accountant to yogi: making a radical career change: quit being the person you think you're "supposed" to be / by Vijay Govindarajan and Hylke Faber
Section One. Understand what's going on: Reawakening your passion for work: five practical strategies to guide you / by Richard Boyatzis, Annie McKee, and Daniel Goleman -- Why so many of us experience a midlife crisis: blame biology, not your job / by Hannes Schwandt -- Section Two. What do you think you want to do?: Developing a strategy for a life of meaningful labor: it's never too late (or too early) / by Brian Fetherstonhaugh -- Turn the job you have into the job you want: use job crafting to reimagine your worklife / by Amy Wrzesniewski, Justin M. Berg, and Jane E. Dutton -- Two ways to clarify your professional passions: build your self-awareness / by Robert Steven Kaplan -- For career direction, use your imagination: visualize the job of your dreams - and of your nightmares / by Bill Barnett -- Section Three. Is career change right for you?: Not taking risks is the riskiest career move of all: don't get too comfortable / by Anne Kreamer -- Can you actually afford to change your career?: assess the financial impact of a move / by Russell Clayton -- How to stay stuck in the wrong career: stop thinking; start doing / by Herminia Ibarra -- Section Four. Get inspired: Why you should have (at least) two careers at the same time: working more than one job at once may be the secret to fulfillment / by Kabir Sehgal -- Advice from a serial life reinventor: an interview with Nilofer Merchant; It is possible to follow even your craziest dream / by Sarah Green Carmichael -- From accountant to yogi: making a radical career change: quit being the person you think you're "supposed" to be / by Vijay Govindarajan and Hylke Faber
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Imprint | Harvard Business Review Press |
Pub date | 07 Aug 2018 |
DEWEY | 650.14 |
DEWEY edition | 23 |
Language | English |
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Pub date | 07 Aug 2018 |
DEWEY | 650.14 |
DEWEY edition | 23 |
Language | English |