Enda Goodwin

I realized that some of these articles taken from that site don't really have a purpose outside of their paid system @Shawn4Japan

I am a forum mongrel at heart.

So what is everyone playing here? Discord seems we are all over the place.

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If you’ve never worked with a financial planner, here are some ideas to set your expectations and give you a sense of the process. Set up a meeting and run the numbers for several scenarios, including what your finances might look like if you accept Social Security at the youngest possible age or wait until you are old enough to collect the maximum. In addition to your financial information, go to that meeting with a plan for your life. Your first consideration should be to ensure that you have enough income for day-to-day expenses. Then, you must consider the effects of inflation. N

At LHH, we know that to land a job faster, looking in a similar industry, field and function is easier. Your previous experience, reputation and network is what companies use to determine if you could be a good fit for them. Branding resources, such as your LinkedIn profile and your resume capture your previous experiences, and not so much your transferable skills. That is where your work needs to begin. Changing Careers is a big decision and one that requires more time. Conduct research on the Job market, functions, job & industry trends. Research: Industry & Market Research Res

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As an independent worker, your product is your brand. You need to market yourself and your work to find that next gig. Create a Communication Strategy including a Positioning/Branding Statement: a headline, a 30 second elevator speech & a 2 minute branding statement, an Exit Statement and 20-30 Accomplishment stories. Communications Strategies Write a Resume that includes all your experience. You will tailor that resume to the roles you are applying to later. Make sure to include all your technical skills. Resume Essentials Post a Resume on LHH’s Digital talent exchange.

You’ve decided that retirement is right for you, so what’s next? Use the road map provided to explore what retirement means to you, explore the possibilities, then create and execute a plan to ensure your success. Think about all the possibilities for this phase of life. Consider the relationship you want with work. Possibilities: Explore Your Possibilities Explore the non-financial rewards and motivators that have been important to you throughout your career and life. These may have implications during retirement. Priorities: Explore Life's Personal Rewards Create a vision o

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At LHH, we know that to land a job faster, looking in a similar industry, field and function is easier. Your previous experience, reputation and network is what companies use to determine if you could be a good fit for them. Branding resources, such as your LinkedIn profile and your resume capture your previous experiences, and not so much your transferable skills. That is where your work needs to begin. Reskilling and Upskilling for changing careers is a big decision and one that requires more time. Conduct research on the Job market, functions, job & industry trends. Research: Indu