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Career counsellor-Dublin area

  • 27-07-2015 9:30pm
    #1
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 734 ✭✭✭


    Hi, I'm a graduate out of uni just over a year and not overly happy in my job/company. Struggling to make the next step as not sure where I want to turn next basically. I did a business degree and this is the line of work I will roughly be working in. Anyone recommend any counsellors/consultants ect; I heard of one man who charges €300 per session and you have to commit to 6:eek: Is this the going rate?:confused: Thanks


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 213 ✭✭Quadrivium


    The fist step is to look at your options, see what is available and then think about what you might like to do. Do you like high pressure jobs, do you work well with people, do you have good communication skills etc.

    Write all of these down, and write down a list of jobs/careers you might be interested in then simply do some googling/research and weigh up the pro's and con's.

    A business degree is very generic which is a good and bad thing.

    Good in the sense that it covers several areas to a fair degree and gives you a good over all understanding of the various subjects relative to business.

    Bad in the sense that it has no particular focus or specialisation to a high level.

    You can work in various industries with a business degree, property management, business consulting, civil service, general management positions, accountancy, banking, financial services and many other areas.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 213 ✭✭Quadrivium


    The first step is to look at your options, see what is available and then think about what you might like to do. Do you like high pressure jobs, do you work well with people, do you have good communication skills etc.

    Write all of these down, and write down a list of jobs/careers you might be interested in then simply do some googling/research and weigh up the pro's and con's.

    A business degree is very generic which is a good and bad thing.

    Good in the sense that it covers several areas to a fair degree and gives you a good over all understanding of the various subjects relative to business.

    Bad in the sense that it has no particular focus or specialisation to a high level.

    You can work in various industries with a business degree, property management, business consulting, civil service, general management positions, accountancy, banking, financial services and many other areas.


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