What's Happening To Work
When persistent economic disruption and uncertainty feel like the new normal, we have some good news.
This month's Life Science Perspective newsletter is sponsored by GForce Life Sciences. With over 2,600 subscribers, this month's article is full of new data, insights, and free resources to help you feel confident in understanding what happens next to work.
How do you prepare for the unknown? How can you find security and confidence, and continue to grow and thrive in any job market?
Let’s address these unknowns by first asking, “What’s Happening to Work”?
According to Andy Molinsky who writes in a Harvard Business Review article, Managing Yourself | What to Do When Your Heart Isn’t in Your Work Anymore, “It’s quite possible that what drove your career in your 20s is no longer appealing. Don’t force your 40-, 50-, or 60-year-old self into your 20-year-old sense of ambition".
Even if you don’t find your true calling, you will at least increase the odds of finding a meaningful work experience”.
People are asking themselves questions like, What makes me happy and whole? What truly satisfies me? Where have I given away too much of myself for little return?
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