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The Power Of Career Conversations

The Horizons Tracker

Monash University research indicates that the indecisiveness and uncertainty young individuals face regarding their careers can have adverse consequences, including helplessness, depression, stress, lack of purpose, and despair. The findings revealed prevalent feelings of career uncertainty and anxiety. Additionally, 40.5%

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How Sabbaticals Help Our Careers

The Horizons Tracker

A survey conducted by the recruitment platform Applied last year revealed that while around a third of employees had taken a career break of six months or more, the majority felt reluctant about disclosing that fact to potential employers during the recruitment process. What’s more, this figure rose to over 75% among executives.

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How Age Is Linked To Housing Stress

The Horizons Tracker

The cost of living pressures are pretty universal, but when it comes to housing specifically, research from the UNSW Canberra suggests that it’s particularly hard for adults under 25, whose rate of housing stress is three times greater than those over 65. In the initial year of entering housing stress, renters have a 39.4%

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On Purpose: How high achievers optimize performance, manage stress, and beat burnout

CEO Insider

A new survey finds the average worker is experiencing career burnout at the age of 32, and says working long hours from home in the pandemic is making it worse. This fits the way people traditionally think about burnout in relation to stress. The common perception is that an overload of work or lack of […].

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Make Your Job Happier in 2024.

Rich Gee Group

According to a survey by the American Psychological Association, only 30% of employees in the US feel happy and engaged at work. You are less likely to feel burned out and stressed when you have enough time for your personal life and interests. Take regular breaks throughout the day to recharge and reduce stress.

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7 Key Steps for a Successful Career Change

Strategy Driven

No matter the branch of career you work in, there may come a time in your working life that you decide you’re not as satisfied with your job as you used to be. Here, we discuss why people may want to change their career paths, what benefits it has, and how you, too, can successfully change your career path using these seven key steps.

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Employee Retention Survey 2018

Chart Your Course

chaotic paradigms and management by crises make people nervous and stressed out on a daily basis. Further, employees tend to leave the organisation because of limited career advancement opportunities, lack of appreciation and recognition as well. We are working on career pathing and succession plans to address the latter.

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