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CareerWise Weekly: Resumes and trauma | ‘Career consumerism’ | 2SLGBTQIA+ inclusion – Oct. 24, 2023

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It’s time to rethink traditional career trajectories, Unemployment rate rises to 6.4%, with student jobs hard to come by, Making disability inclusion connections in your business and community, Dropping out of college to join the AI gold rush, ‘Career consumerism’ requires a talent management rethink, Starting a new job after burnout: 7 tips for success, Facilitating independent learners – lessons for improving career practice, Are multiple job interview rounds really necessary?, Compensation still top consideration for graduates’ first jobs: report

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