This video is from a licensed therapist who decided to make a career change in her mid 30s! 💫
Shalin Ataya worked hard to reach her dream job, but decided that a switch was necessary. 🪜 She wants to know what YOU think about making a switch after getting degrees, credentials, and reaching a certain age. 🎓
Is it possible to start over in your 30s? What about in your 40s or 50s?
I know a lot of us have had to pivot due to the economy or the pandemic, so share your advice below on how to do so!
How did you eventually make a change? 🤔
What would you say to your younger self now? 👋
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How can you find an entry point into a new career without any experience?? This video from Stanford Business School is full of ideas to help you find your footing! 🧗♀️🪨
It can be hard to know how to create a solid foundation from which you can launch your new career - but it is truly possible to start over when you take practical steps to take to reach your dream! ✨🏡
Some of the ideas shared include building your knowledge base by taking continuing education classes, attending conferences, reading up on the latest trends, and even interning later in life. 🧑🏫 📚
By creating a plan to break into a new industry, any kind of transition could be within reach! 📑
Have you ever pivoted into an entirely new career? 🔹
How did you start over when you wanted to try a new field? 🔸
Share your advice and what worked for you in the comments below!! 💬
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Sometimes skills become obsolete.
Every job requires some skill, training, knowledge, then experience joins in the game. Continuing to grow and learn is so important to move up in a career.
In high school, I took classes in typing, bookkeeping, and shorthand – Along with drafting, electronics, and woodshop. Some of those things learned have been key in my career path – others (shorthand) NOBODY uses - my adult offspring have no clue what it is.
Do you have an obsolete skill?
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My son (the one with the blue feather in his hat) is graduating from college, and his dream is to be a musical theater performer. As we celebrate World Theater Day, I think about all those exciting careers, unusual roles, and unexpected jobs. What is your profession?
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Anxious, excited and a little out of my element. I left a career of 16 years last December. Job before that was a 10 year stint. But I feel confident and positive that all work out just as it should. #jobsearch #hiring #careerdiscovery
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I really appreciate Abhishek's in-depth reply and Amber's point that the title is a broad cover. But if I understand the question correctly, the target is to become a data analyst. With or without a degree, you must present yourself as someone who is trustworthy, competent, and driven to results. The person hiring a first-time data analyst will have hidden questions they are screening for. Awareness will give you the edge.
Are you self-managing so that you will not become an embarrassment to the person two steps above you. Displaying this imbues trust.
Can you listen carefully enough to the details in order to ask clarifying questions? This ensures to the interviewer you have sufficient ability to execute the role. The right questions more than the right answers demonstrate competence.
Are you sufficiently researched for the particular interview? Data analysts can show they are not a waste of time by having facts, trends, and comparisons for the position ready. They're hiring you... a natural for the job.
Best wishes Mohammed. And after you get in, learn Power BI quickly. -Max
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I've been in the field for so long, I learned at each new job I got. OJT. Just get your first job and work it from there. A degree probably doesn't help that much. If you can show you can do the job and it documented on a resume. You're in.