Capitoli 5 & 6 di "Piano B: 10 consigli per cambiare lavoro" - intro al Libro
Per presentare il mio nuovo libro 📕 "Piano B: 10 consigli per cambiare lavoro", ho pensato di realizzare in questi video un piccolo approfondimento su ciascuno dei 10 capitoli che lo compongono.
Il viaggio passa attraverso queste 10 stazioni, ognuna delle quali aggiungerà un tassello di consapevolezza al proprio progetto professionale.
In questo video parlo dei capitoli 5 e 6.
Nel capitolo 5 abbiamo deciso di lanciare degli avvertimenti su cosa ti puoi aspettare nel primo anno di cambiamento e su come gestire al meglio le tempistiche.
Nel capitolo 6 parliamo di un tema me caro, ovvero come gestire i giri di boa professionali, anche quando le cose non vanno inizialmente per il meglio.
Ecco un approfondimento:
Buona lettura!
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Thinking about applying business training to everyday work, I find the smaller practical questions more interesting than a quick conclusion. A useful training exercise should connect a new idea with a situation people actually encounter. That is the kind of detail I would keep in mind while exploring practical business training. I do not have a settled view yet, but this seems like a good place to slow down and look more closely. How would you check whether a workshop changes behaviour after it ends?
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