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JobsBRAIN FOOD: Lord Powell - If I had to start again - My secret ambition has hovered between being a conductor, a concert pianist and playing rugby for Wales. But since none of them was ever in reach, I settled for a more mundane existence. And I did manage
FIRST CLASS COACH - Now that I'm head of department I have to start doing people's appraisals. I've never enjoyed being appraised and am not looking forward to having to do them. I'm also not convinced they're very useful.
FIRST CLASS COACH - I feel pigeon-holed in my job. Because I'm good at the detail, I'm always given roles that require that kind of skill and never the more creative, bigger-picture kind of work. How can I move out of this rut?
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FIRST CLASS COACH - I've been offered the chance to work in another office of the company in Europe. It seems a good career move, but I'm a bit anxious about the upheaval and not sure how easy it would be to integrate.
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WHAT'S YOUR PROBLEM? - I'M NOT SURE I'M UP TO MY NEW ROLE
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