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14. The ONE Thing You Need to Do to Find a Veterinary Career of Your Dreams
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Have you ever wondered why some vets seem to go on to have exciting and diverse careers, and yet you’ve yet to discover one for yourself?
It’s almost like they’ve got a secret ingredient, and they’re not sharing it with you.
And this secret ingredient could give you the upper hand in your vet career, and create opportunities you NEVER knew existed.
What is this secret ingredient?
In today’s episode, you’re going to find out.
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In this episode you’ll learn:
- What the secret ingredient is.
- Why it will create opportunities in your veterinary career you never knew existed.
- How to use it in a way that maximises the benefit to you.
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YOUR NEXT STEP: Participate in an Existing Network.
Whether your dream career is becoming a clinic manager or a conservationist, chances are, there will be physical and virtual networks that already exist that you can get involved in. Participating in existing networks allows you to explore career options with people who are ALREADY living and breathing it.
It is also an environment with less pressure than a job interview, so you’ll probably find people are more honest about the pros and cons of a company or industry than they might be in more formal situations. The best way to explore future career possibilities is with a curious and open mindset.
Find out where people who are interested in the same career opportunities as you hang out. Are there online forums you could contribute to, speaker events you could attend or experts you could follow on LinkedIn?
Once you start being proactive and taking action you will find that one thing leads to another and in a relatively short space of time you can make a lot of progress in building a network of people who will help you with future roles.
The best advice I can give within these networks is to offer to help someone in an area that interests you. Networking is just people helping people, and so the more people you seek to help, the more opportunities you will be creating for yourself.
So this week, Participate in an Existing Network.
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