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Reinventing Your Career in the Time of Coronavirus Unexpected events or shocks disrupt our habitual routines, jolt us out of our comfort zones, and lead us to ask big questions about what matters and what is worth doing. It's no wonder, then, that during the current pandemic, many people are rethinking their careers.
But is this really the right time? Even for those of us lucky enough not be sick, caring for others who are sick, or scrambling to make ends meet, the pandemic has increased uncertainty and caught us unprepared - psychologically, financially, and infrastructurally. The situation feels threatening. And, as psychologists have shown, threatening situations prompt us to behave conservatively - the opposite of what is required when we're considering a career change. It's hard to dive wholeheartedly into reinventing your career if you're feeling risk-averse or are worried about your prospects.
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