Introduction September marks a new chapter for many, filled with excitement and a touch of overwhelm. School starts, routines shift, and to-do lists seem to grow exponentially. As a career coach, I’ve noticed a recurring theme among my clients: a desire for a more fulfilling career that aligns with their evolving life. The Evolving Career...

Can #AI help you get the job? Let me start by saying I am far from an AI expert, and I am aware there are many AI platforms specifically catering to support job applications in various forms. The Research A recent survey found that only 18% of US job seekers are using AI tools to...

The first step in your job search should be to identify and understand your core strengths. This level of self-awareness is an area where a lot of candidates are lacking. Clarity on where your unique strengths lie, will not only does it enhance your CV it will also enhance your confidence. Confidence in your overall...

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Through my work providing Career Guidance to adults. I regularly see clients looking to make a change due to a toxic work environment and I have noted some common themes, which are:  Personality Clashes You can’t pick your colleagues. And the workplace is most likely the place you are going to interact with people who...

Don’t be afraid to go out on a limb, that’s where the fruit is

Frank Scully

People often face challenges when they attend a job interview.  Indeed many people face challenges even thinking about applying for a new job as they fear the interview process so much.  I have sat on both sides of the interview table as an interviewee and as an interviewer so I can empathise with these feelings.

What do you want to be when you grow up?  This question is often posed to students during primary school.  With response including a fireman, a camogie star, a farmer etc.  A recent family outing reminded me of this.  The story goes 3 young boys in 6th class were asked by the school principal