Practical Career Advice for Today's Job Market

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(Free-Press-Release.com) August 4, 2009 -- Job dissatisfaction and advice around career change are increasingly common lunchtime topics of conversation. Although with the rise in the number of redundancies or the threat of job layoffs it can be tempting to think that job satisfaction is too much to hope for.

Ruth Sanderson, from blue pea POD, is frequently asked what the 2 or 3 things an individual can do to revive their career, or increase their job satisfaction. “It’s because of this demand for practical advice that really works, that we put together some of the key steps people could take to get their career back on track”.

Having spent over 10 years coaching people through career progression, redundancy, and in some cases a complete re-think and career transition, she has considerable experience of the mental and emotional aspects.

“This last year I’ve met so many talented individuals who are becoming more disillusioned with their career and thinking that with age and the current economic climate they should maybe learn to accept second best. This can lead to a loss of confidence, decreased motivation as well as having an impact on the person's health. So I decided to write an eBook to share some practical advice; stuff that’s worked successfully for myself and my clients.”

Complimentary copies of the eBook, Career Rejuvenation Action Plan, are currently available to download from the bluepeapod website.

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