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7 Tips For Investigating Your Future Boss

By |August 28th, 2024|Categories: Coaching, Company, Job Search, Mental Wellbeing, Personal Development, Professional Development|

Who you will be reporting to makes a huge difference to the next stage of your career.  We all spend a significant time at work and the biggest impact on our psychological and mental health [...]

Your Role’s been made Redundant – Avoid these 5 mistakes

By |August 28th, 2024|Categories: Uncategorized|

Individuals often find themselves in a challenging and emotional situation when they receive notice that their role has been made redundant and they will be leaving the company. Navigating this period effectively can make a [...]

7 skills you need to Transition from a Technical Role to a Manager/Leader role?

By |August 28th, 2024|Categories: Leadership, Personal Development, Professional Development|

Transitioning from a technical expert to a leadership and management role is a significant career shift that requires developing new skills and closing possible behavioural gaps. Yes, some leaders are born but that does not [...]

Why You Should Put Your Emotions Aside and Seek Professional Career Coaching

By |August 28th, 2024|Categories: Coaching, Mental Wellbeing, Personal Development, Professional Development|

Navigating the complexities of career transitions can be emotionally taxing. When offered career support, many individuals shy away due to various emotional barriers. However, setting aside these emotions and seeking the guidance of a professional [...]

Is My Supervisor a good Manager or a Good Leader – 7 Ways you can tell

By |June 27th, 2024|Categories: Coaching, Company, Leadership, Professional Development|

The words ‘Manager and Leader’ seems to be interchangeable in many people’s minds, but there is a specific distinction.  The role of Manager has a large element of existing quantifiable components (procedures, measures, policies, etc.), [...]

Career Life Transitions Supports your Organisation

By |April 3rd, 2024|Categories: Ageing Workforce, Ahead of the Curve, Change Management, Coaching, Company, Professional Development|

Career Life Transitions offers a range of interventions to support your organisation. Below are four key areas in which we are assisting organisations develop their people, engage their people and to demonstrate their company values. [...]

The other side of Outplacement

By |April 3rd, 2024|Categories: Coaching, Company, Personal Branding, Personal Development|

As one of Western Australians leading companies providing outplacement and career transition support to many local and national companies, we see both sides of the story.  If there is one complaint that most people have, [...]

Career Life Transitions Volunteers Time to Developing Future Woman leaders in STEM

By |January 9th, 2024|Categories: Coaching, Leadership, Personal Development, Professional Development|

For several years now, CLT has volunteered time to developing women in STEM through the Homeward Bound project.  In the world of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM), women have historically been underrepresented. However, the [...]

Growth Leadership or BAU Management?

By |November 16th, 2023|Categories: Ahead of the Curve, Leadership, Professional Development|

Where do your Management/Leadership team sit? Are they busy looking after BAU trying to keep their heads above water, on an even keel? Or are they making time to look to the future, plan, and [...]

Why Looking for a Job is the Worst ‘Job’

By |November 16th, 2023|Categories: Job Search, Personal Development, Professional Development|

Seeking a new job often feels like embarking on a treacherous and never-ending quest, laden with unique challenges, frustrations, and uncertainties. The phrase 'looking for a job is the worst job' might sound pessimistic, but [...]

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