The Merchandising Manager at the heart of customer experience instore

As a Merchandising Manager for many years, I realized when I became a mentor on My Job Glasses that my job - and merchandising in general - are not well known by young people, even though it is a fundamental pillar for a brand's commercial strategy.
Never compromise your values when building your career

As the world faces many challenges, especially at this time, our values and our willingness to act are precious, perhaps more so than ever. **We all have core values in our lives that define part of who we are and help us to make decisions...
I don’t know what to choose as a profession: what if saying “I don’t know” was already a first step in your orientation?

When I was 15 years old, I pushed the door of an Information and Orientation Center for the first time to get an idea of the study fields I could look into after my Baccalaureate...
Educational cooperation: a lesser-known sector at the service of diplomacy

Until college, I dreamed of becoming a school teacher. Although my career path has gradually changed, I have always wanted to leave my mark and make an impact in the educational field. Today, I am an Educational and Linguistic Project Manager and I work in a profession that I never knew existed before...
How to be confident at work?

"I don't know why, but I've never had any confidence in myself. And it's getting worse...". "I could do so much if I had confidence in myself! Instead, I overthink and don't take enough action". "I'm uncomfortable at work, I always feel like I'm not up to the task". Have any of these thoughts crossed your mind? In any case, these are things I hear very frequently as a personal and professional coach! If the lack of self-confidence goes unnoticed, it can translate into a long vicious circle where self-sabotage becomes a bad habit. In this article, I will discuss what self-confidence is**,** as well as its causes and consequences. I will also tell you more about the keys to self-confidence and self-esteem.
How to turn your failures into strengths in the modern professional world?

When I was 12, I wanted to be a DJ. At 13, I dreamt of becoming a PE teacher. When I turned 14, I began imagining my career as an architect. A few years later, when I reached 18 years old, I decided the role of real estate expert would fit me better. Surprise, surprise... Today I am 30 years old and I have 11 years of professional experience including 6 different jobs. In this article I am sharing my personal experience to give you a broad view of what the professional world is really like. Ready for the ride? ...
Career guidance: what does your dream job look like?

Sometimes we tend to think that our dream job is unattainable, that dream jobs only exist for other people or that it will take a lot of effort to get ours. In reality, our dream job is the activity that allows us to put into practice everything we love about ourselves (we just haven't been brought up to think that way). So it's always worthwhile to take a minute, think about our qualities and everything we love about ourselves ...
The world of work: a destabilising reality

While, since early childhood, everything leads us to believe that the school theorem is the key to a full professional life, the equation quickly shatters: the professional world appears to be a geometric universe where the educational road does not run parallel to reality, making us turn in circles in this strange dimension where nothing is square...
What are the reasons for choosing a job ?

When you are young, you often wonder about the job(s) you will occupy later on and ask yourself the following question: which career path should I be taking? Rather than keeping these questions to yourself, you may contact seasoned professionals to understand the different paths ...
When making orientation choices feels like being on Survivor!

One of the things that strikes me most when I speak with students or young workers is to see to what extent their career choices are made arbitrarily. This observation raises two major questions: why is career guidance not a priority in schools? Why do young people do not receive career guidance ...
Making the rights choices at the start of your career

I have been a mentor on My Job Glasses for the past 3 years. During this time, I have had the pleasure of interacting with many young people to help them find their way. Following these many meetings, I noticed that certain questions come up frequently, in particular those concerning the right choices ...