This sentiment can lead to a series of blunders or missteps culminating in job changes that result in even less satisfaction. More people are seeking help from career and lifestyle coaches. The majority of my clients are working. They just don't want to make a leap from the frying pan into the fire. Today's job market, with its growing emphasis on the self-reliance of the individual worker and lack of job security, makes it necessary that job hunters are savvy in their approach.
People have to view the job market with more clarity of their own goals in mind.
They need to look at all the variables in their lives when moving forward in a career choice, instead of making them in a vacuum. Along with these more weighty, Zen-like issues, Walano also advised those who are searching for jobs while employed to pursue a basic course of discretion. These are generally people who have a mentoring type of relationship with their boss and who feel guilty. But if they are still in the midst of looking without any solid offers, I tell them that they can't do it. It usually happens that people have to go about the job search surreptitiously and carefully and then muster up their courage to let their boss know they're leaving.