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By Selina Barker

There is nothing worse than starting 2008 by dragging yourself back into a job you can't stand. Whether it's the work, the environment, your boss or the hours, the chances are you're here right now because enough is enough – it's time for a change. Selina Barker, Careershifters' events maestro, explains how a workshop might be just the ticket to get your career back on track. More

There's a support group for that

By skuft on 31 May 2007 at 18:20 in ShiftLogs

I got a card in the post from my family today.

It said:

"You hate your job? Why didn't you say so? There's a support group for that. It's called everybody and they meet at the bar." More

New Years Eve

By Mike Howard on 16 March 2007 at 22:17 in ShiftLogs

It was a weird New Years Eve celebration on account that I'd decided that I was not going to drink alcohol. I'd done this every New Year since I could, and I just wasn't going to be bothered with a stinking hangover the next day. This was when I discovered Red Bull. A great night was had by all. My eyes were on stalks, and I could still feel the room moving, and hear my ears buzzing the next day. So not much different from alcohol then.Any way, I digress. Is that spelt right?, as I've never used that word in the written form before. I had one of those, what I call a "ping moment" during a quite moment in the middle of the evening. "This Year, I was going to learn LeRock dancing, and do that life coaching course that I've kept on talking to myself about for the last 4 years or so". It really was a crystal clear decision. I couldn't remember a choice being made with such a sense of clarity and determination. More

Reignite Your Career: Careershifters' London evening workshop - 21 Mar 2007

Wednesday 21 March 2007   6:00pm – 8:30pm
Are you thinking about making a career change? Have you started to make a change, but still feel that things aren't moving as quickly or easily as they should be? This London-based evening event is designed for you.
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Reignite Your Career: Careershifters' London evening workshop - 21 Feb 2007

Wednesday 21 February 2007   6:00pm – 8:30pm
Are you thinking about making a career change? Have you started to make a change, but still feel that things aren't moving as quickly or easily as they should be? This London-based evening event is designed for you.
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Working in... CSR (teleclass) - DATE CHANGE! Now 27 Feb

Tuesday 27 February 2007   8:00pm – 9:00pm
Do you have dreams of working in Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)? Or perhaps you're just curious about the field and what people actually do? Join our teleclass for tips and advice from experts in the field.
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Career change discussions on the BBC

By skuft on 3 January 2007 at 13:21 in ShiftLogs

Radio Five Live on the BBC has been touching on career change the past two days during their morning phone in (9am - 12pm UK time). More

Books to change your life by

By skuft on 2 January 2007 at 12:06 in ShiftLogs

There's a series on Radio 4 this week about books that could change your life...inspirational stuff. More

Changing the world 9 to 5

By Richard on 23 November 2006 at 00:00 in Careershifters Blog

Change The World 9 to 5So, a copy of We Are What We Do's latest book, Change the World 9 to 5 arrived in the Careershifters HQ last month.

Like their previous Change The World With A Fiver, this book brilliantly balances worthwhile actions with a wonderful design and a healthy dose of humour.

Actions we particularly like include and "Try a job swap" (no. 68) and "Aspire not to have more, but to be more" (no. 82), but dare we say it, our favourites are in the submissions listed on the fold-out cover that didn't make it into the main book... "Dare to talk about your dreams with your employer"; "If what I'm doing isn't working, change what I'm doing"; and "Do a job you're passionate about!"

And if you've been delving into our ShiftStories, you'll also know that Eugenie Harvey, Director of We Are What We Do, is a career shifter herself. You can read her story here.

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