When you listen to career changing adice always ask yourself "Where did this person get their experience from? The Library? Citizen's Advice Bureau? Call Centre Script? Or are they a 'High Achiever' like Margaret who spent twenty years working with other 'High Achievers' helping them leverage their career changes. A great Career Coach however will help you understand what OTHER'S need and how you can use NEW MEDIA to SOLVE their problems. As CEO and Chief Career Coach for CareersNet.com, I see teeming hordes of people wanting to change their career. Trouble is 99% haven't got a clue how to go about it. The problem is most Career Advisors haven't got any idea either. Ask yourself: "Who advised you at school, college, university, at the job centre? As Dilbert once said 'Would you trust your career counselor, if they worked that hard?"I've been on both sides of this equation. While I was unemployed I worked very hard at prese...
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