What’s my line
How do clients choose a career path? John Lees author of How to Get a Job You'll Love, draws us a map
Approximately 9 per cent of all humans who have ever lived are alive today, according to the New York Times in January 2010.
This slice of humanity has more life choices available to it than any before. Four generations ago, the average European worker had about five to ten obvious occupations to choose from. Today, we have tens of thousands, but we don't have the thinking tools to match.
Career coaches frequently find themselves in front of people trying to...