Tips & Training

This article was originally published on CharityVillage and has been shared with permission. An employer looking up a potential hire online is nothing new. One of my university professors taught...

A little bit of change is generally a good thing – as is a little bit of stress. However, prolonged stress – stress with no end in sight – can...

This year's fall conferences are going virtual, helping to keep professional development and networking accessible during COVID-19. Check out these learning opportunities that you can attend without getting on a...

Is it just me, or does anyone else feel like they are sometimes spinning out of control? Sure, we keep up a good front, but inside we sift through our...

The question feared by most interviewees is the weakness question. They are afraid of being asked “What is your greatest weakness?” because they don’t know what to say or what...

These webinars, taking place in September, covering a range of topics including motivational interviewing, self-care and career launch in a pandemic. Related to professional development, you may also be interested...

Several years ago, I had resigned from my full-time job, recognizing that it was time to move in a new direction. I immersed myself in a variety of career assessments,...

“You must find a way to get in the way, and get into good trouble, necessary trouble”  – Congressman and civil rights leader John Lewis (1940 - 2020) The time...

Career development does not take place in a vacuum. An individual’s ability to pursue work that meets their needs and that they find fulfilling is affected by intersecting issues such...

Online career counselling has become the new normal and may continue to be a key part of services going forward. Career professionals can add different perspectives and approaches to develop...