職場寶典：四招巧對職業(yè)危機(4)

　　Plan on the Sidelines

　　自我規(guī)劃

　　If you’re certain that you’ve made a wrong turn, try not to get mired in feelings of negativity. ‘If you go to work every day with a woe-is-me attitude, you are going to feel even worse,’says Ms. Hassler, who eventually left Hollywood to become a life coach and book author. She suggests talking about your feelings with a friend or mentor, but keeping your game face on at work。

　　如果你肯定自己的職業(yè)選擇是錯誤的一步，那么也要試著不讓自己陷在負(fù)面情緒里無法自拔。哈斯勒女士說，如果你每天去上班的時候都抱著我很倒霉的態(tài)度，那么你會感覺更差。哈斯勒女士最終離開了好萊塢，成為了一位生活指導(dǎo)和作家。她建議和朋友或者導(dǎo)師暢談自己的感想，但是在工作的時候則要保持正常心態(tài)。

　　Maintain your work reputation and in your free time you can start putting plans in place to transitionyour career. Begin researching positions that are a better fit for your skills and interests, start saving money, and attend networking activities in different industries so that you can get plugged into their communities。

　　一方面保持在工作上的聲望，一方面在閑暇的時候開始自我規(guī)劃，為職業(yè)轉(zhuǎn)型做好準(zhǔn)備。不妨開始研究更加適合自己技能和興趣的職位，開始存錢，參加不同行業(yè)的社交活動，以便將來能夠進(jìn)入它們的領(lǐng)域。