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CareerWise Weekly: ChatGPT impact | Jittery job market | Skills mapping – April 4, 2023

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Tinkering with ChatGPT, workers wonder: Will this take my job, Why sustainable career development matters for career professionals, The class of 2023 faces a jittery job market, How to rebound from a mid-career layoff: ‘Be your own HR department’, Companies are failing trans employees, Majors are secondary: How do you want to change the world?, Skills mapping: Turning skills to workforce gold, Struggling to find your ‘why’ at work? Ikigai can help

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