Navigating the Future of Healthcare: How to Find Your Next Game-Changing Executive In today’s rapidly evolving healthcare landscape, finding the right executive talent is more critical than ever. With advancements in technology, shifting patient needs,… Read More »Navigating the Future of Healthcare: How to Find Your Next Game-Changing Executive
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The easiest way to fight against job fatigue is to recognize it in ourselves.
To become more self-aware. All of us face days when we “just do not haveit”, when our timing is off, our personal lives need our attention and most commonly perhaps we have been pushing ourselves too hard. We get tired.
MAKING CONTACT- This is perhaps the single most important reason to use LinkedIn. Making connections on LinkedIn is important, but once a connection is made then what? If you have made a connection with someone then there is a great chance that there is an mutually beneficial opportunity to be explored. PICK UP THE PHONE and call your new connection and begin a dialogue about how you might both benefit from being connected. If someone has requested to be LinkedIn with you then you are being seen as having some type of value.
Stop trying. Knock it off. Who ever told you or where did you learn that your job can give you some type of satisfaction? If you do have job satisfaction then good for you. However if you do not have job satisfaction, then so what? Learn to find satisfaction elsewhere! Find it in a hobby, a loved one, a child, a pet, volunteer, etc. Unless your job is a complete nightmare then do what you have to do to earn a living, and do it well
