Winter issue of Careering magazine shines a light on career mindsets
In this issue of Careering, we explore the many facets of Career Mindsets. Without a singular definition of this term in Canada’s career development field, we left the door open for interpretation. The result was fascinating.
Authors connected the theme to art, exploration, social mentalities, limiting beliefs, fixed and growth mindsets, design thinking and return to work. They shared how they use career mindsets to support students, from the early grades through to graduate school; newcomers to Canada and to the career development field; and jobseekers across all stages of their career.
Articles include:
- An exploration mindset can help ease students’ anxiety about their future
- Applying an artistic mindset to career development
- Client Side: You don’t need an ‘in-demand degree’ to be successful
- Cultivating career mindsets in graduate education
- How mindsets helped two newcomers find their fit in career services
- Maintaining a career mindset during times of change
- Overcoming limiting beliefs can help clients move forward in their job search
- Pandemic prompts mindset paradigm shift around ‘return to work’
- Social mentalities: A new approach to career mindsets
- The five stages of career-building conversations
- We need to start early: Fostering a career mindset in young people
- ‘When I grow up’: How an outdated career question cultivates unhelpful mindsets
- ‘You didn’t just make pizzas!’ Resume writing and career mindsets for WIL students
- 10 Questions with Randell Adjei
Careering magazine is Canada’s Magazine for Career Development Professionals and is the official publication of CERIC. It is published three times a year and includes select content in French. Subscribe to receive your free copy. You can also access past issues for free online.
The theme for the Spring-Summer 2022 issue of Careering magazine will be released later in February. Check back on ceric.ca/careering for the call for article proposals or sign up for CERIC’s free CareerWise Weekly newsletter to get the latest updates.