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SO, YOU WANT TO FIND A JOB... - Coggle Diagram
SO, YOU WANT TO FIND A JOB...
Have a job already?
Do like the job you have
Why pursue a new career path?
Stay at the same place of employment but in a new role?
Comfortable with talking openly to bosses and supervisors
Finding out if there's a greater role you can have at this place you work at
Same type of job, different place
Employer situation isn't what it once was
Whether it's your supervisors or peers, the people you work with should be an engaging part of the job, not something that demoralizes you to work
Tired of the monotony of working at the same place for a long period of time
The work itself is fine enough but are looking for something more, something new
Losing passion for your work disincentives you from doing good work, find places that actually do fulfill this aspect
Don't like the job you have
What factors have led you to this conclusion?
What are you looking for in a job the most?
In most cases, let this factor become the 'be all, end all' and trust your gut
Took it just for the good paycheck
Optics seemed good at first but have since changed
Have since moved and now have a farther commute to work
Is it far away enough to sway your overall opinion of the job itself?
Time and money spent on travel can and usually should be a difference maker
Job turned out not to be what you thought of it initially
Is adapting a possibility, or would a change of scenery be more preferable?
Is money a dealbreaker for you in the case of your employment?
Money is always a key factor, but don't let it always cloud your judgement of a place of work
Think of what led you to this job before considering new employment options
Despite any negative attributes, think of what made you choose this place originally
Do these negatives now outweigh the positives?
Think of what aspects of the job do you want to look for going forward
Which of these positive aspects should be prioritized?
Don't have a job currently
What are you looking for in a job the most?
Managerial/ownership status and relationship
'Okay to poor' status
Relations with the potential employer starts off rocky
Is the pay good enough to work there despite a sub-standard work environment?
Primarily consider if you're willing to work here despite these negative attributes
'Great to good' status
Relations with the potential employer starts off well
Willing to accept not-as-great terms due to solid work environment
Salary can always be raised later, find good jobs that have people you get along with first
Think about how you get along with people and how you'd mesh within the business
Location relativity?
Financial incentives?
Is the value of the cost of travel to work worth working at this job?
Farther distance traveled equates to more money spent on travel
Balancing the budget between travel costs and potential wages is a point of emphasis to keep in mind
Consider what your range of distance is before selecting a new place of employment
Feasible method of transportation?
Is the way you get to work convenient enough?
If not, is moving a note of interest?
Doing this could also potentially lead to greater careers in the future
Moving isn't always ideal but opens up your options to a larger array of career paths
Cost of doing this may not be totally worth the risk in the end
Consider the risk, see what's in your immediate range first before anything else
Car, bus, train, etc., contrasted by how long the time is to get to work on the daily
Quality of life
How does a job make you feel, both in and out of the workplace?
Does working feel like a constant chore?
Physical and/or mental decay from poor resources or an overall degrading job
Sacrifices you're willing to make for a job?
Low quality of life at work
Are the financials and overall appeal of the job outweigh the poor work standards?
Higher quality of life at work
Jobs with environments like this should be prioritized
Does a job allow for you to have remaining energy when you leave for the day?
Feeling exhausted or overwhelmed by a lack of time to attend to personal items?
Low quality of life outside of work
Is the job overall good enough despite losing aspects of your outside life?
Higher quality of life outside of work
Employment at a place where this is true assists well with time in the workplace