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portfolio career

Career strategy that involves pursuing a number of different careers, usually simultaneously, on a part-time basis. It is an approach to career development that has developed with the growth of the free agent nation, freelancing, and the end of the job-for-life attitude.



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A portfolio career like this is the dream of many of the entrepreneurs that I meet, especially those that are naturally creative.
For this reason, many senior professionals seeking such a portfolio career join companies such as The FD Centre because they have teams of FDs working co-operatively to secure assignments and share experiences when it comes to both finding and delivering work.
A spokeswoman for the group said yesterday that East had made it clear some time ago that he wanted to leave the retailer and build a portfolio career and he would not receive a payoff.
 
 
 
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