Catherine (Kathryn) Dill

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WSJ Your Money Briefing · How to Put Your Career Back on Track While Working From Home · 9 Sep 2021 podcast

One of the things that experts recommended is not assuming that your good work is being noticed, which that was good advice even back when many people were in the office five days a week. voice-verified

You can't just rely on the fact that you'll quietly do a great job and everyone will pick up on that and you'll get promoted. voice-verified

But even more so now when people are still in remote or also in hybrid setups, voice-verified

you know, it's important to be sure that you're, you know, you're getting those wins, but that you're making sure they get logged as well. voice-verified

And, you know, one of the recommendations was, you know, don't once a month send a five-page email to your boss with everything you've done. voice-verified

Make sure you check in every couple days, every day even, with, you know, a short email, a progress report, an update, so that they know what you're working on and you don't sort of fade into the background just because they can't look up and see you from their desk. voice-verified

Well, they're real. voice-verified

And, you know, many people, I think, were sort of looking forward to the time after Labor Day as either their office was reopening partially or fully, or, you know, maybe they had sort of felt like they were on pause for a long time. voice-verified

But now with kids back in school, with this anticipated sort of return to quote unquote normal. voice-verified

Many people were gearing back up to make changes in their current job or to look for a new one. voice-verified

And of course, the Delta variant sort of scattered all of that to the wind and made everything much more complicated again. voice-verified

And so the complacency is a real issue. voice-verified

And many of the experts we spoke with said, voice-verified

take one step, you know, start by taking tiny steps, you know, follow some companies you're interested in on Twitter, are you interested in what they're talking about, you know, watch a YouTube video about the new career that you're thinking you might be interested in launching, you know, talk to one person, listen to one podcast. voice-verified

And certainly if you're if you're ready to make bigger changes, go for it. voice-verified

But if you're feeling unable to get motivated for that are overwhelmed by the prospect, these little changes can help create forward momentum. voice-verified

One of the things is we're seeing people describe this feeling of just sort of, you know, the word that keeps coming up is languishing. voice-verified

They felt like maybe the safest thing to do, or for many people, the only thing that they could manage to do was just to sort of go on pause. voice-verified

You know, all I can do is put one foot in front of the other and continue doing my job. voice-verified

The idea of thinking about advancing at my job or changing jobs or starting a new career was just sort of beyond the scope of possibility. voice-verified

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