Workforce Wednesday – Navigating Uncertainty: Helping Young People Succeed in a Complex World Students often follow a clear set of rules in school, from what subjects to study to which career paths they might consider. This structured approach is helpful for meeting goals but doesn’t teach them how to handle uncertain situations. As they grow […]
Workforce Wednesday – The 50 Best Large Workplaces to Grow Your Career in the U.S. According to LinkedIn LinkedIn recently published its 8th annual edition of the Top Companies list, highlighting the 50 best large workplaces in the U.S. for career growth. Using unique data gathered by LinkedIn, the evaluation focuses on important career progression
Workforce Wednesday – Key to Successful Interviewing: Preparation and Practice In today’s challenging job market, it is important that when young people obtain an interview that they take full advantage of the opportunity. Many young people get quite nervous when interviewing, and that nervousness can hinder their performance. To minimize this nervousness and to perform
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Workforce Wednesday – From WSJ: Tech Job Seekers Without AI Skills Face a New Reality: Lower Salaries and Fewer Roles This WSJ article outlines how tech job seekers without AI skills are facing lower salaries and fewer job opportunities as the industry shifts towards AI and data science roles. A skills mismatch and high salary
Workforce Wednesday – How College Seniors Can Obtain a Job in These Tough Hiring Times The job market for college seniors is currently quite competitive. Desirable job openings are often attracting hundreds of applicants, and the situation is worsened by reduced hiring and competition from experienced candidates, including those who have recently been laid off.
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