Def up with your job? It’s high time to think about a career change…
It’s true that career change can be frightening. Human beings have their habits and they like to keep them. However, change is always a source of renewal, evolution and challenge.
Changing jobs at 30 or retraining at 50 is entirely possible.
What’s more, it’s NEVER too late: an adult or senior citizen who changes job gives meaning to his or her career and discovers opportunities for professional fulfilment.
Why change careers? Find out the reasons that will help you make the right decision.
You want to satisfy your professional motivation
Are you going round in circles?
You’ve been working in the same role for several years. Over time, your job has evolved.
Without even realising it, your role no longer suits you. You’re bored, you don’t learn anything… worse, you have trouble waking up in the morning to go to work!
It’s time to change jobs.
If you’re curious by nature and need a job that stimulates you, then take the plunge!
Your current job no longer has anything to offer you?
No matter how many times you’ve asked for a promotion… it’s never been granted.
Try another company, a larger one for example, with an international subsidiary that can accommodate your career change and offer you opportunities for development.
Make your values count!
Are you actively fighting against GMOs and have you found a job at Monsanto?
If you’re going to change jobs, you might as well find something that suits you and your values.
If you choose a job that goes against your values, you risk becoming disengaged, or even worse, falling into depression!
You like a challenge
Make your dreams come true, it’s never too late!
Change your professional life by exploring a new career that has always been your dream.
Always wanted to be a web designer?
Find out more, take a training course and explore a new field that has always attracted you.
A challenge to get to know yourself better…
By setting yourself a challenge, you can shake up your daily routine, get to know yourself better, test your limits and go beyond them!
What better feeling than to have achieved your goals?
You want to be more independent
And what about that raise?!
You are employed by a company but your salary has been stagnating for years.
The meagre pay rises you’re offered won’t allow you to finance your personal projects.
Why not change jobs and negotiate a more suitable salary?
Or become self-employed and set your own rates?
Hierarchy? Not for you!
Retraining can enable you to change your work configuration.
Would you like to become more independent, but dread the administrative constraints and lack of security?
Have you considered wage portage (portage salarial)? You can choose your assignments, your working hours and even your salary, while retaining the security of a traditional salaried employee.
And the reasons don’t stop there…
The above list is obviously not exhaustive.
Why retrain? Just asking yourself this question might be enough to put your current job in doubt…
Any other good reasons to consider retraining?
- You’re thinking of relocating abroad
- You want to work close to home
- Your private life suffers because your professional activity takes up all your time
- The company you work for is doing badly and is likely to make you redundant very soon
- You have health problems that prevent you from doing your job properly
- Things aren’t going well with your colleagues
- …
So many good reasons to say yes to retraining!
