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I’ve worked for a medium-sized firm for seven years. How we operate is nearly unique in the UK and the EU. I’ve also become the default expert internally — and I feel like I’m expected to manage the regulatory and legal framework for our operation almost single-handedly.
Externally, people know who I am, and I have good industry exposure. The authority and autonomy I have in this job are very rewarding. But I’m worried that what I’m learning isn’t applicable elsewhere and I’m in danger of becoming a “lifer”. How do I know when it’s time to broaden my horizons? Female, 30s
Jonathan’s answer will be published on Monday October 16
Jonathan Black is director of the Careers Service at the University of Oxford. Every fortnight he answers your questions on personal and career development and working life. Do you have a question for him? Email: [email protected]
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