
Navigating the career map
This week, we look at how to create a career “map” that will help you plan out your career in the long term, writes Marc Burrage.
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Curated writing from operators, recruiters, and HR leaders — written for people building real careers in HK.

This week, we look at how to create a career “map” that will help you plan out your career in the long term, writes Marc Burrage.

After I graduated from university, I worked for a boutique market research firm for a year. I am now thinking of switching to an industry that is more professional and more promising.

Since returning to Hong Kong in 2009 I have become badly stuck looking for a job and, worse, have not even …

We have seen how jobseekers today have higher expectations about the kind of employment they …

Today’s jobseekers are focused on more than remuneration and quick progression when they look for their next …

With three years of experience notched up in the HR field, I would like to explore changing my career to management consultancy as the next …

I’m working for a public organisation on a three-year contract. It’s a permanent position and I recently received …

Last week, we dealt with some of the questions you need to ask yourself if you are to have full control over your …

In last week’s Survival Tips, we examined some of the steps you need to take in order to have full control of your …

To manage means to “control, handle or cope”. Hence, career management is the ability to control your life, handle the demands of working and living, and coping with …

I’m in my 40s and currently work for a large corporation in Canada. I have two years’ experience in finance and over 20 years in application development …

I’ve been working for almost two years as an interpreter and translator. However, I would really like to change …