Marina Milosheva
What can you do when you feel like you are trapped in a job that leaves you feeling unfulfilled, or you find yourself in a role for which you are over-qualified and that does not allow you to use the full extent of your talents and skills?
Edinburgh Napier University Social Informatics PhD student Marina Milosheva addresses these questions in a new article for The Conversation entitled Why it’s so difficult to figure out what to do with your life – and three steps to take. The article is a contribution to The Conversation‘s Quarter Life series on issues that affect those in their twenties and thirties.
Here Marina draws on research completed for her ESRC/Skills Development Scotland (SDS)-funded doctoral research, which covers the theme of career decision making, to suggest the following three actions to help realise long-term career plans:
- set a career goal;
- make a plan;
- find decent and meaningful work.
For further details, please head over to the full article on The Conversation web pages.
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