 Even though many of us have a healthy perspective on work and careers, sometimes it’s hard to see the big picture – especially this year, when everything is just so much harder. If you could use a boost of encouragement after a difficult and exhausting year, read on for therapists’ best advice.
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Take Back Your Life Whatever you are going through these days – and we know it’s a lot – these therapists have heard it all. Here are some of the most helpful pieces of advice they say they’ve given clients over the past 12 months about career struggles and concerns. Let their words of wisdom set the tone for how you move into 2022.
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Pro Tip: It’s time to write your year-end self-assessment. Bah, humbug. Although false modesty is not helpful in a year-end performance review, neither is vague praise. We talked to experts about the best way to advocate honestly for yourself in your year-end review. One majorly timely tip: Don’t blame COVID for any dips in performance.
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