Seeing the wood for the trees in online delivery of career guidance Here is the abstract of my new published paper in the British Journal of Guidance and Counselling on guidance career development services. You can read the complete paper by following the link at the end of the abstract If you go down to the woods ...
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Beyond the comfort zone for your career
Going beyond the comfort zone when reviewing your career. So another year so nearly over, bar being sexually harassed by Jones from accounts at the company Christmas binge and gropathon on a floating vomitorium. Now is the time, with a Bacardi Breezer in one hand and a half empty bottle of warm chardonnay in the other, ...
The 10 Rules of Career Development for the C21st
The 10 Rules of Career Development for the C21st This week I published a piece in the Sydney Herald and Age newspapers called the 10 Rules of Career Development for the C21st. It has created a lot of traffic around the world and many different comments. Here are the first 3 rules: If you are thinking about your ...
Sleeping around – when shift really happens. A true story.
Sleeping around - when shift really happens. A true story. It came as a shock. Out of blue. A phone call that took me out of a meeting. A phone call that completely changed everything I had thought about her. Completely out of the blue. She had always been admired by all who came into contact with ...
How do people react to change? Some Facts and Figures
How do people react to change? Some Facts and Figures So how much do we know about people's reactions to change? I've been collecting reactions to change of individuals in my coaching and research for several years. The data below come from over 600 responses to my online tests (except where indicated) - the ...
Protected: Using the Change Perception Index to coach for change
Using the Change Perception Index to coach for change Webinar 6 was first broadcast on 20th/21st September 2012. Here is the recording of that session. Handout is here Webinar-6-CPI-handout A blog post on the CPI is here Background papers A paper by us on CPI is here: Bright Pryor Chaos and Assessment CPAD 2007