Job Hopping to the Right Career Saint Peters MO

Job Hopping to the Right Career: Switching jobs often doesn't necessarily mean you're unable to hold down a job. In fact, it could mean you know when to cut your losses. Here's how you can be sure your next job is a keeper in Saint Peters.

Local Companies

Medical Employment Directory
(636) 498-1411
412 Jungermann Rd
Saint Peters, MO
Professional Employment Group
(314) 291-4949
3301 Rider Trl S
Earth City, MO
American Staffing
314-872-7070
11424 Dorsett Road
Maryland Heights, MO
NetEffects, Inc
636-237-1000
500 Chesterfield Center
Chesterfield, MO
Spartan Staffing
(314) 291-7070
11646 Dorsett Rd
Maryland Heights, MO
Westaff
(636) 922-3025
6067 Mexico Rd
St Peters, MO
St Louis Staffing
(636) 240-7823
128 W Terra Ln
O Fallon, MO
Labor Ready Inc
(636) 940-2822
2140 1st Capitol Dr
Saint Charles, MO
American Staffing
(314) 872-7070
11424 Dorsett Rd Ste A
Maryland Heights, MO
Manpower
(636) 247-7200
700 Chesterfield Pkwy W
Chesterfield, MO
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Dear Sue: I am working at a job I do not like. I was promised one thing, and given another, and now I am making cold calls on individuals at home, which is something I am just not cut out to do. Over the past year I’ve had seven jobs. I feel lost and don’t know what to do. I don’t want to ruin my life. Please give me some advice.

- Need Help

Sue Says: Rest assured you are not ruining your life; you are recognizing you’ve made a few bad decisions, and attempting to improve your life. Do you have any idea how many people stick with jobs they loathe, because it is easier than doing something about it? You are more in control of your life than you think; you are facing your problems, and thinking about, not ignoring, the impact of your actions. You know you want something more, you know you can do better, so you are looking for direction. I admire you candor.

The first thing I recommend is that you evaluate the reasons you’ve had seven jobs this year. Is this a pattern carried over from other years or due to unique circumstances? Do you accept every offer you receive, use poor judgment, perform poorly, or lose interest quickly? Have you ever found a job you felt was right for you? If so what was it, and why didn’t it last?

Whether this has been a pattern of yours for years, or just recently surfaced, consider working with someone (a counselor, psychologist, or coach) who can help you work through your issues.

Secondly, take some time to identify your ideal job...

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