to help you succeed. Perhaps you've got to the stage where you feel that you have all the knowledge and skill to allow you to do your job expertly and competently for the foreseeable future. Even into retirement. But if all of the challenge has gone, you probably feel like you're on autopilot and just drifting towards a humdrum and intellectually barren future. In which case you need a change, but it may be a promotion or other advancement with your company or business that would fit the bill. Using my career search advice you can put together a good case with your present employer to re-evaluate or redesign your job and create the interest and challenge that you once had. Has Your Career Already Changed? Maybe you have had a change already; you've been promoted or started a new job, but you're not getting on as well as you expected. Use the same career search guidance to help build up your confidence and tackle your employer to give you the support you need. Career Management is your responsibility and if you don't speak up your employer may assume you're happy. OK so now careers search is on your agenda, you have the time and you are ready to get started. This article explains how to make the most of your career search and the importance of having a plan before you start. I always think it makes sense to have a good idea of where you are going before