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A Celebration of being Ordinary

by David Dean50+ Careers, Being ordinary, Business, Career Brand, Career Coaching, Career Dreams, Career Psychology, Careers, Coaching, Jobs, Learning & Develpment, Psychology, Work 12th December 201715th October 2021No Comments

We are all destined to do or be something truly extraordinary so we are told.

The Flexible Working Survival Kit

by David Dean50+ Careers, Business, Career Path, Career Psychology, Flexible Working, Home based working, Home Office, Mental Health, Networking, Teleworking, Work, Working at Home 29th September 201727th November 2018No Comments

Okay, let’s say you may be floating somewhere on cloud nine by securing perhaps a new flexible working job, as a freelancer or starting your own business. All this allows you to work flexibly from or at home. If this is the case many congratulations. Working flexibly from or at home is one of those …

You don’t have to crazy to work here – but…..

by David Dean50+ Careers, Career Path, Career Psychology, Careers, Coaching, Employment, philosophy, Work 5th September 201727th November 2018No Comments

What Has Happened to the Saturday Job?

by David DeanCareer Path, Career Psychology, Coaching, CV, Decision Making, Employment, Organisations, Problem Solving, Psychology, Work, Young People 6th June 20177th December 2018No Comments

Now I am sure those of a certain age will remember crawling out of bed first thing in the morning for a paper round. Perhaps you had a Saturday morning or summer holiday job in a shop, restaurant kitchen or sweeping up in a factory. Whatever you did, begrudgingly or not, the paper round, Saturday & …