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CareerWise Weekly: Career superpowers | Imposter syndrome | Your career after – April 26, 2022

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The new career superpowers, Stop telling women they have imposter syndrome, CERIC announces two free webinar series on workforce needs and evidence-informed practice, Networks and groups for workplace alumni flourishing, Recognition of prior learning (RPL): a strategic component of national upskilling policies, Finally heading back to the office? It’s getting more expensive to do that, Canadian workers’ mental health remain under strain: report, We need to start early: Fostering a career mindset in young people

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