Where do Canadians turn when thinking about new job opportunities? Do younger Canadians view their parents as helpful when it comes to career help or as helicopter mom
Toronto, February 2, 2011 – In spite of having just come through a tough economic year, the majority of Canadians are generally happy with their jobs and like the people they
By Anne Markey
Canadian Association of Career Educators and Employers, Ontario Regional Conference Update
by Kendra Reddy
How do your clients measure success in their search? The most obvious answer from their perspective is “I’m successful when I’ve secured a new opportunity”. However, there are many steps that fall before that inevitable point in time, and the journey to reaching their goals is not always smooth and straight. It can be easy (and is quite normal) to lose motivation along the way. To help sustain their momentum and motivation, it is important to mark and acknowledge milestones in their search activity.
by Melissa Martin
As a bilingual career coach and job search expert, I meet with clients who encounter difficulty in landing a satisfying job that matches their talents, motivators and work personality.
Dr Howard Splete, Ellen Weaver Paquette, Salwa Saleh Atiyyah
The term ‘globalisation’ is now commonplace. It refers however to more than economic and political concerns. Globalisation also applies to career development services, as these too, can be provided to the world’s population.
by Karen Schaffer
How many times have you had someone at the gateway of choosing a new career or transitioning out of an old job, only to have them pull back at the last moment? It’s like they paused on the precipice and then swiftly backed away and declared it the wrong place to jump.
By Judith Thomas
“True hope is swift, and flies with swallow’s wings; kings it makes gods, and meaner creatures kings.” William Shakespeare
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