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CareerWise Weekly: The resume question | AI coaches | Careers books – Feb. 11, 2025

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How to answer ‘walk me through your resume’, Rise of AI career coaches ushers in new age of employee development, Tips to create a more inclusive onboarding experience for neurodivergent employees, Canada’s cuts to international student permits lead to fear of a brain drain, LinkedIn is testing an AI tool that could transform how people search for jobs, Why you — not your employer — must focus on your own career development, Unemployment rate drops to 6.6% as economy gains more jobs than expected, New employment toolkit aims to help people with criminal records find work

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