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If you find the idea of changing jobs daunting then you're not alone. Most of us find the job market to be a mine field and worry that we're making the wrong choice. Is the grass really greener on the other side? What if I regret leaving my current firm? These are all natural fears but the reality is, if you're not enjoying your current role, or you don't have opportunities in it then you're more likely to regret not moving. The market has picked right back up after the Easter holidays and I have brand new accountancy practice jobs on across Hampshire & Berkshire. Why not get in touch for an informal and confidential chat? We can get you 3-4 different interviews so that you know you'll be making the right choice for you. What have you got to loose?
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#CareerAdvice #JobHunting #ProfessionalGrowth Hey there! 🌟 So, you’ve been in your role as a Tax Associate for about two months now, and you’re getting ready for interviews. You might be wondering, how do you handle that tricky question: “Why are you leaving so soon?” First off, you're definitely not alone in facing this dilemma! Here's the thing: when you’ve just started a job but realize it's not the right fit, it can feel awkward to explain your decision without sounding negative. Let’s break down some of the factors that might be making you feel this way: Low Pay: Compensation is crucial. If you’re underpaid, it can impact your motivation and financial stability. 💸 Lack of Growth Opportunities: Working in a small company is fine, but if there are only two employees, it can feel limited regarding skill development and advancement. This can lead to stagnation. 🚀 Misleading Company Promises: You were excited about the ACCA-approved status, but discovering that your new employer... How to Explain Your Quick Job Change in an Interview? Answers: https://lnkd.in/gp534dfe
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