Wednesday, September 01, 2010
by Kim Thompson of Career Rescue
The word clutter means different things to different people. While some people have no problem with messy sock drawers, others get lost in piles of paper and lists that keep them going in circles and accomplishing little in their job searches. That's the kind of clutter that interferes with your goals, and nothing is more crucial than having clear goals during a job search.
Controlling clutter has a lot do with a job search, said Samantha Naeyaert, vice president [sic NAPO-DFW] and owner of Muddle Management. She describes clutter as delayed decisions that happen when priorities are out of line. Clutter keeps people from having peace in their lives and accomplishing their goals.
The word clutter means different things to different people. While some people have no problem with messy sock drawers, others get lost in piles of paper and lists that keep them going in circles and accomplishing little in their job searches. That's the kind of clutter that interferes with your goals, and nothing is more crucial than having clear goals during a job search.
Controlling clutter has a lot do with a job search, said Samantha Naeyaert, vice president [sic NAPO-DFW] and owner of Muddle Management. She describes clutter as delayed decisions that happen when priorities are out of line. Clutter keeps people from having peace in their lives and accomplishing their goals.