mistal
Britishnoun
Etymology
Origin of mistal
C17: of uncertain origin
Example Sentences
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A sabbatical may be the right move for you if you’re interested in continuing your education, mastering a new skill or even learning a new language, said Maggie Mistal, a career-change coach.
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The experience can be life-changing, Mistal said, and eye-opening, especially when they return.
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“They could still stay in their jobs, but they tend to eventually leave because they’ve changed. Their path is adjusted,” Mistal said.
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“Get specific, because you and I could say that and mean two completely different things,” said Mistal, who has coached clients through this exact process.
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Once you have these specifics in mind, then you can approach your boss about rearranging your schedule or delegating certain duties to others in a “pilot” program for a few weeks or a month, Mistal said.
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