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Writer's pictureJebb C. Ruff, MBA

Your career is a moving target šŸŽÆ so be ready to modify and adapt.



ā° Over time, our goals typically change. This can alter our attitude towards the job. If you are not happy, you donā€™t need to tough it out šŸ¤ŗ in your current role.


Our work should be ā¤ļøā€šŸ”„ energizing!


Itā€™s okay to look šŸ‘€ elsewhere and obtain different experiences. When things start to feel taxing, listen to

that šŸš¦signalā€¦itā€™s time to re-evaluate your career.


Check the pulse šŸŽ§ of your current career:


šŸŒˆ Is your job rewarding? How are you helping people or society?

šŸ’Ŗ What are your strengths and how are you using them at your employer?

šŸŖœ Make a pros vs. cons listā€¦which side wins?

šŸ’ƒšŸ» What parts of your job do you find yourself gravitating towards?

šŸŒš Are there certain portions of your job that drain your energy?

šŸ’² Financially, how much do you need to earn to obtain your goals and retire?

šŸ¤· Think about your co-workers, supervisor, and leadership teamā€¦are these the people you want to invest your time with? Are they supporting your professional needs?

šŸ”© What tools and resources does your company provide for your career development?


Leaving your employer is not always the correct action.


šŸ‘‰Learn šŸ§  from adding life experiences:


šŸ™‹ā€ā™€ļø Volunteer

šŸ“Ž New Project

šŸ‘Øā€šŸ’» Side Hustle

šŸ“š Continue your Education


Medical šŸ„ or Pharmaceutical šŸ’Š Sales is not for everyone. However, if you have questions about the job or industry, connect with us at www.ThePharmaCoach.com


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