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People stay in jobs they hate because of fear, uncertainty, financial stress, lack of confidence, imposter syndrome, and not realizing their skills are transferable. Identifying these mental barriers and taking small steps, like listing skills, doing the “matching game,” or learning one new skill, can help you move toward a better career.
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How to Write a Cover Letter That Highlights Your Transferable Skills
In simple terms, a cover letter that showcases your transferable skills will focus on the abilities you’ve developed across different roles, such as customer service, communication, sales, research, leadership, etc. It will then explain how those skills directly apply to the job you’re applying for, even if your past job titles don’t match exactly.
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It’s no secret that the New Year is a popular time for a reset in our lives. It’s a fresh starting point to create a New You. A majority of us have also experienced burnout from diving straight into an ultimate Resolution without a fully set plan, such as deciding to stop eating fast food more
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