How can I reorient myself professionally?

In the free guide "Professional reorientation" you can find out how you can implement the plan to "reorient yourself professionally".

The following questions are also answered in the guide:

  • How can I implement my career reorientation plan?
  • Why is it so important to determine where you stand?
  • How can I define my professional goals?
  • How can I clarify my requirements?

In addition to practical tips for professional reorientation, this guide also provides good instructions for the exact procedure that will support you in implementing your plan.

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Professional positioning as a starting point

When considering a career change, you should always start with a career assessment. This provides information about your career path to date. Only those who know where they currently stand can determine the path to new professional goals. An assessment of your current position includes recording the following points:

  • Completed training and further education
  • Additional qualifications obtained
  • Skills and competencies

You should then try to find out your inner motivations for the previous process. Afterwards, it is important to take a closer look at your motivations for professional reorientation. This and 18 tips will help you to find your personal calling.

Set new professional goals

To record your career goals, think about where you see yourself in two and ten years' time. Which job profiles appeal to you? Based on which activities? Which profession combines the majority of your preferences? The following things need to be defined for your career goals:

  • Define field of activity
  • Local factors
  • Financial factors
  • Working time factors
  • Entrepreneurial factors

In a second step, you should clarify the requirements and define the framework conditions so that the professional goals can be implemented as part of the reorientation. After this, nothing stands in the way of implementing the professional reorientation and achieving your professional goals.