Do you know the difference between a “job” and a “career”?
Many people believe that choosing a job and choosing a career are the same; however they are different.
A career is a vocation in which talents and skills are expressed throughout a lifetime.
There’s nothing wrong with having and being content with doing a job. Not everyone wants a career. However, every job you take is crucial to the development of your career.
Whenever your career needs a boost, try getting a few quick wins. Quick wins are small accomplishments you make that move your career forward. Instead of fantasizing about the perfect career, use these steps to get started [...]
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Work relationships are very fragile. They can be severed when people take advantage of each other. To be successful you must cultivate them carefully and deliberately. Here are a few tips to help you get started [...]
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Successful job seekers do things differently than average job hunters. They have developed a job search mindset that causes them to think, act and respond differently throughout the job search process [...]
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People play an essential part in any business. The activity they engage in is called work. Since work tends to occupy from one-third to one-half of a typical day, diligence and care must be exercised when initiating and cultivating work relationships [...]
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Christian Career Tools is dedicated to helping you reach your professional potential by managing your career according to Biblical principles.
Althea DeBrule, founder of Christian Career Tools, is distinguished for helping individuals maximize their God-given potential. She has provided career consulting, executive coaching, and personal growth coaching since 1997 to corporate and individual clients throughout the United States and abroad.
Neil O'Donnell has over 10 yrs. experience as an academic specialist and career advisor. He is offering to provide FREE feedback on resumes and cover letters for interested job seekers. Clients are assisted on a first come/first served basis.
