2009 was a busy year. It was full of turmoil’s, recession, economy crisis and more. But despite this entire people still remain solid and continue to work hard for their family. For the following year, it is best to make necessary precautions to consider keeping at least everything safe. Like celebrities, not all of them had the best of the year. Some were so blessed that they ranked richest.
Sometimes a new set of circumstances can dictate a temporary change in career strategy.
For example, you may have been cruising along in a marketing position that tapped your abilities as a writer and strategist. Then you get a promotion that adds one of your major weaknesses — a lack of good public speaking skills — to your job description. What to do?
“The rules of the game have changed, and you would be well-advised to sharpen your act” by getting some speech training, Evans says.
So in a good way, there still this mindset within us that we stay at our comfort zone. Infact, if we continue to do this, we will never grow and be able to somehow sharpen and practice our skills.
Whatever strategy you adopt, each points to the need for every worker to find his or her passion — and build a career around it.
“It’s generally accepted that people whose job is actually their passion perform incomparably better than those who just do a job because it’s a job,” Evans says.
That is why never apply for a job you are not capable of because you are getting nowhere. Its better for people to have a job they are happy at.
Under this scenario, you reduce your “cost” to your employer by agreeing to a salary cut, accepting an unpaid furlough, or switching to a four-day week.
“It’s the Southwest Airlines strategy — you make yourself indispensable based on price,” Evans says. “It can be a strategy for success, but it also can be a strategy for survival in hard times like now.”
This has all been advised from Mr.Evans who keeps us reminded of the key factors we should sharpen and the best strategies to act. London-based economist and business strategist Vaughan Evans taught us that we have to adjust to our environment and always be passionate at we do.
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