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“losing your job isn’t the end of the world: it gives you’rethe chance the a new beginning (0) says Caroline Poole, 30,Who was made redundant (31) her role as head of marketingcampaigns with an insurance group two years ago. The newswas a blow, especially after a successful nine-year career withthe business, but she was determined to see redundancy (32) apositive force for change. 中华考试网( X p- U* q* C2 T- v3 d
(33) it seemed a tough lesson at the time, redundancy was the catalyst that redirected mycareer, “ says Caroline “It gave me the break I needed to understand (34) my career objectiveslay.” ! V2 X% Q" a5 \) b+ e: Y
Working with a consultant, Caroline explored a number of work options that oppealed to her.She also took advantage of workshops on issues (35) as setting up your own business, andmanaging your finances. A key consideration for her was (36) easy it would be to balance workingin London with home life 100 kilometers away. & S& c4 H( g0 H) H& r
She was encouraged to network (37) other marketing professionals and via this route madecontact with a communications agency. She took time out to go travelling , and on her return wasoffered a role in the agency. (38) was proof to her that she still had marketable skills. 2 o Z; }/ O' c6 d3 o4 k/ i# `
Two years (39) from redundancy, Caroline is planning another career break . “ The experienceof redundancy has made me view my options with more confidence. I now know that I can dictatemy own career path, even (40) it were to mean resigning first and then taking time to find theright direction” she says. |