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Thinking points for career bliss

21 Aug 2018
Taken from the August 2018 issue of Physics World

Graduates and more experienced job-seekers alike need to be aware, willing and able to ensure they find the most fulfilling career path, says Jack Bailey

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My CV was once described by a head-hunter as “interesting”. Although I’m not sure that was mea

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Jack Bailey is a human resources and organizational development director, interim consultant and a leadership and career coach, e-mail hello@unstick.com. His app for those seeking career change is MyTypeOfJob by Personality Express.
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