Your resume is one of the most important documents you will ever own. It is the gateway to the next chapter in your career. Are you struggling to get your foot in the door? Do you want to learn how to make your resume stand out from the rest? Then join us for our free […]
People often set goals when it comes to their job searches and careers. Unfortunately, not all goals are created equal. Aiming for the wrong goal can set you up for failure or lead you astray. Michael Bungay Stanier, who is an author and founder, specializes in helping people figure out where they're going and how […]
This session will discuss employment from the perspectives of neurodiverse people and what successful and sustainable employment looks like for neurodiverse individuals. We will also look at what employers must do to ensure that their workplaces are neurodiverse friendly. All of our workshops include breakout tasks, and debates which allows all delegates to actively participate in the session.
March 13th through 19th is Neurodiversity Celebration Week, and we are recognizing the competitive advantage neurodiversity brings to the workplace. Increased productivity, elevated corporate reputation, and improved bottom line are just a few of the direct benefits of an inclusive workforce. As companies look for new ways to drive innovation, they often overlook a largely […]
A choice of work environment and location is now a key factor for many job seekers when searching for a better work-life balance and evaluating new career opportunities. FlexJobs’ 2022 Career Pulse Survey found that 65% of respondents reported a desire to work remotely full-time, while 32% want a hybrid work environment. That’s an incredible 97% of workers […]
Join our next LinkedIn Career Talks Live as Andrew Seaman and Cassandra Thompson discuss how building a strong network can be a game changer for your job search. We’ll cover: - What is professional networking? - The role of networking in your job search - Ways to build and maintain a strong LinkedIn network - […]
📽️ Live webinar - Creating a Culture of Neuroinclusivity 📅 March 16 | 14h30 CET | 9h30 EDT On Thursday, join us on LinkedIn for a candid conversation about neurodiversity at work and how to create an inclusive hiring process and working environment. In honor of Neurodiversity Celebration Week, our speakers Clay Slang, Growth Product […]
Learn how to nail job interviews in this live workshop. Discover the best way to answer tricky questions and land your ideal job. Learn how to prepare for any interview. Discover what hiring managers are actually looking for. Learn how to dress for success for any interview. Learn the best way to introduce yourself. Learn […]
Are you wondering how to find, communicate, follow up, and stand out to recruiters? This webinar will dive into who recruiters work for, how to find and connect with them, and how to catch their eye. Additionally, tips and tricks will be provided on how to make your resume shine against those of other applicants. […]
Human Resources Executives at the US Department of Health and Human Services are sponsoring an interactive workshop for all faculty, staff, and students applying to career and internship opportunities with the federal government. During this workshop, participants will learn about HHS’s Pathways to Public Service internship program and how to best prepare for the application […]
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