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I don’t know! So next week is the time I will Come Up With A Cunning Plan. A Plan to turn things around so I am standing in front of the people who I can help and want my help. It’s that simple.
Simon,
Perhaps your contemplation is coming from a place on denial? (sorry, poor joke time
Practically speaking, with the January tsunami of layoffs in US and UK, maybe lots of IT folks are in “keep heads down mode”.
In such cases, discretionary spending on coaching when perceived as a “career enhancer” goes out the proverbial window.
Seems to me the trick is to find where the “deal flow” is and then stand in the middle of it with your bucket