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Is Revolution Career Counselling for me or my child?

Updated: Jan 31

John Hogan, Career Counsellor, Revolution Career Counselling
John Hogan, Career Counsellor

If you believe any of the following, Revolution Career Counselling is not for you or yours!


1. I can work out my career and my life direction myself. It’s working wonderfully thus far.


2. I should just be grateful I have a job.


3. My children receive great career counselling at school/uni/TAFE. (Check in with your daughter/son on this one!)


4. Young people today are too soft and think that life owes them a living. You don’t have to like your job, just do it and live for the weekends.


5. If I keep my head down, I’ll keep my job and be OK.


6. My current job pays well, so I just need to suck up the fact that I hate going to work most days. Also, my partner/friends/family all really enjoy my regular debriefs about how I am undervalued, unhappy, bored, frustrated etc.


7. Career counselling is expensive (2 days income using the average Australian wage).


8. I really do not believe in the idea of a vocation rather than a job.


9. I am too scared to change, life is hard and I’ll be dead soon anyway.







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