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Make the best use of your talents, career reboot or pivot
Midlife is the ideal time to make a career change. You do that by exploiting your talents, not changing them.
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I lost the job I'd had for 23 years. My world fell apart but now I am glad
Losing her job left Noon editor Eleanor Mills at sea. But then she discovered something new
Reignite your career 6: How to interview well in 10 easy steps
Giving good interview is easier than you think -- and can be the final step to landing the position you want.
Reignite your career 5: 8 ways to stand out on LinkedIn
Create a standout LinkedIn profile and master this crucial midlife networking and job hunting resource
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Reignite your career 4: How to explain a career break
Your career break and life outside of work makes you more interesting. Use it to inspire others and yourself.
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Reignite your career 3: Make your CV sing
A back-to-work CV, aka resume, highlights your experience and skills and — in my opinion — doesn’t try to hide time away from the workforce. Here is how to write it.
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Reignite your career 2: Think like a chess master
Plotting your career requires more than reacting. Here's how to think strategically
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Reignite your career 1: Dump your excuses, write your pitch
Get rid of the things holding you back and learn how you can package yourself to land your next job
Yushi Li: Seeing the world through a female lens
The photographer redirects the male gaze in her striking photographs
Why I left the FT for the classroom and set up Now Teach...
After 31 years as a top journalist, Lucy Kellaway quit to take up teaching...
