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 ‘I think the pandemic can give you a clearer focus of what you want and need from work.’

As well as changing industries, more generally, we’re likely to see people continuing to ask for more from their careers – more fulfilment, better flexibility (after all, we’ve proven we can adapt to working from home), more support, more happiness.

On an individual level, the key is to take things slow and work out what’s underneath the drive to change jobs. Yoga The Soul of A Virgo The Fire of A Lioness The Heart of A Hippie The Mouth of A Sailor Poster

Are you just unhappy with the way you’re being treated in your current workplace? Are you tired, stressed, and in need of some time off? Or has this year exposed a deeper dissatisfaction with what you’re doing?

‘When thinking about a big change, it is always helpful to be curious about exactly what kind of change you need,’ says Kate. The more precisely and specifically you can identify what works for you and what doesn’t, the more likely you are to make changes that you will be happy with.

‘Under pressure, the desire to burn our bridges and start again can feel irresistible, and it’s helpful to listen to that urge and see what’s driving it. Is it a sense of overwhelm? Is it anger or despair or fear? Or is it a sense that the time has finally come to make a change you’ve been dreaming of and putting off?

‘The better you know yourself, your temperament, your patterns and your pitfalls – the more honest you can be with yourself – the better you will be able to look after yourself as you navigate career change.’

The Year That Changed Us

The past year has been... Weird, to put it lightly.

12 months of living with Covid-19, from the restrictions on our old way of life, to going in and out of lockdown, to being confronted by the reality of death and illness, is bound to have radically changed us.

We may never go back to the way we were before.

Our series, The Year That Changed Us explores all the ways we've been impacted by the pandemic and how these effects will stick with us long-term, from our friendships to the nation's mental health.

You can read the full series here.

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