Is this you?
Graduated and taking the next step: new booters
- I’ve got the degree but I’ve just been handed the bill.
- For three years I’ve had no crucial decisions but now it’s crunch time.
- What next? Why won’t anybody answer me?
If you’re committed to filling out this form, we’re committed to giving you some pointers to the specific keys, tools and doorways that might already be available to you – what we like to call career first-aid.
Back after a gap year: muddy booters
- I’ve given so much to so many people, who’s gonna want me now?
- I’ve made the most of the experience, now I want to make the most of my life.
- I’m ready for a new challenge.
If you’re committed to filling out this form, we’re committed to giving you some pointers to the specific keys, tools and doorways that might already be available to you – what we like to call career first-aid.
A mum with time and ambition: baby booters
- Baby’s grown up a bit and I’m no longer needed at home
- I’m filling my days rather than using my skills
- The routine has finally got to me and I want out
- There’s never enough money
If you’re committed to filling out this form, we’re committed to giving you some pointers to the specific keys, tools and doorways that might already be available to you – what we like to call career first-aid.
Left a job and want something new: rebooters
- I’ve been made redundant, my role has been outsourced
- I’ve been let go: we didn’t meet our targets
- Costs were taken out of the business and that meant me
- The market just disappeared from under us
If you’re committed to filling out this form, we’re committed to giving you some pointers to the specific keys, tools and doorways that might already be available to you – what we like to call career first-aid.
Forced to let the team go: giving the booters
- I just handed my team their notices and they’re looking to me for help
- I told them that we can help them find a new job but I don’t know where to start?
- I taught them how to do the job but how do I help them leave it?
