Career Transitions

How do you know when it’s actually time for a career change?

How do you know when it’s actually time for a career change?

A practical framework for recognizing when a career transition is calling—and taking the next step with more clarity than panic.

A practical framework for recognizing when a career transition is calling—and taking the next step with more clarity than panic.

Look for patterns, not a perfect sign

Career changes rarely arrive with a single, unmistakable signal. More often, they show up as recurring friction: work that once felt meaningful now feels flat, growth has stalled, or the life your role requires no longer fits the life you want.

Pay attention to what persists across good weeks and bad ones. Then test your assumptions with small experiments: conversations, projects, learning, or a revised role. A career change does not begin when you hand in notice. It begins when you take your own restlessness seriously.

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