From CNBC: Simon Broomer, managing director and founder of
career specialists CareerBalance, told CNBC that he had seen a dramatic
increase in the numbers of City workers calling on his company for advice on
what to do after losing their jobs. Many
of those workers are turning to career coaches and advisors to enhance their
resumes as the competition heats up, while others, Broomer said, "just
want to get away from the City and do something different."
Case in point: Mike Lousada, an investment banker turned sex
therapist, told CNBC that City workers should "follow their passion"
and find an interest they could even develop into their own business. Having
worked for two decades at Nomura, JP Morgan, Barclays and Societe Generale
"amongst others," Lousada told CNBC that his change of career from
banking to sexual healing was a life choice.
Called the "orgasm guru" among London's chattering
classes, Lousada has built up a reputation as a talented sex therapist with a
long waiting list of clients paying 300 pounds ($454) for a therapy session
with him...
Read all about it at http://www.cnbc.com/id/100595217
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