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Finding Your Next Role: A Lighthouse Plan Approach

Forget the corporate ladder, your career’s a map to explore, and this guide will help you navigate your journey and find a role that truly fires you up. Building your own “lighthouse plan” for the next three years not only helps you identify when to say ‘yes’ to that next role but also where to compromise in your search.

Step 1: Shine a Light on Your Interests

  • What gets you excited? What kind of work energises you?
  • Think about problems you’d love to crack or areas of knowledge that fascinate you.
  • Put a list together of your top interests – this is your guiding light.

Step 2: Explore the Seas of Possibility

  • Now you know your interests, it’s time to look for jobs that align with them.
  • Jump online, chat to people in different fields, and explore company websites.
  • The aim is to find roles that let you use your skills and develop new ones all while following your passions.

Step 3: Navigate the Currents: Finding Balance

  • While chasing your passion is key, other things matter too.
  • Consider how important compensation is for your lifestyle and future goals.
  • Think about the kind of company culture that would support your well-being and interests.
  • Does a specific job title matter to your sense of achievement and the direction you want to head?

Remember:

  • The ideal role offers a balance between your interests and these other factors.
  • You can prioritise based on your current needs. Maybe a supportive company culture is most important right now, while future advancement might be a focus later.
  • There’s no perfect map, and your priorities might change. The key is to be intentional and find a role that lets you grow and feel fulfilled.

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