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Five Steps to Making Wise Career Decisions

A non-gut-based approach to evaluating your career choices

"Metamorphosis"  Credit: Marco Colín

Gleb Tsipursky
Wed, 06/01/2022 - 12:03
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Covid-19 has disrupted many areas of our lives, including our careers. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to strengthen and secure your career during these uncertain times.

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Due to the devastating effect of the pandemic on the restaurant industry, one of my coaching clients, Alex, who served as the chief operating officer (COO) in a regional chain of 24 diners in the Northeast U.S., wanted to explore switching her career to a different industry.

Alex turned to me as her executive coach and asked for my guidance. I recommended a five-step decision-making process that helps address some the biases that might affect her decision, and coached her through the process to help her make the wisest and most profitable decision.

Step 1

Identify the need to launch a decision-making process and gather relevant information from a wide variety of informed perspectives on the issue at hand.

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