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Has Covid 19 killed traditional career progression?  A career strategist explains


by IMAGE
16th Nov 2020
Thanks in large part to Covid 19, career ownership and direction now lies firmly with the individual, writes Sinead Kieran, Career Strategist Are you worried that your pre-Covid career path is no longer on track? Are you dealing with new career challenges and circumstances? Well, you’re certainly not alone. In my coaching practice, I’ve seen a marked increase in the number of clients coming to me with specific concerns linked to career progression during the...

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