Don’t just jump at the first opportunity,assume the time to understand what you want and what you are good atIts not easy to explore the next step in your career when you work in the not-for-profit sector. It’s likely your job is all consuming, spilling into evenings and weekends, or leaving you little time to reflect on the future.
So,when you feel it really is time to drag on, it’s tempting to head for the job sites, and knocking up your CV and job applications on the hurry,and going with shiny opportunities that just happen to come along. I see this a lot in my coaching – people are often quite fed up at work, feel desperate to drag on, or will grab at whatever is out there because it offers something novel. Sometimes these moves work out,and sometimes they don’t.
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Source: theguardian.com