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CareerWise Weekly: New job success tips | Climate and careers | Trade war – April 22, 2025

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Thriving in a new (work) environment, ‘Last hired and first fired’: Grads jobseeking in a trade war have their work cut out for them, Call for presenters for Cannexus26 now open! Could your microphone be affecting your job prospects? Are you really a good listener? Some migrants in Canada lose work status while applications languish, Gen Zs and ‘micro-retirement’: It’s one way to address burnout – but it comes with risks, It’s time to quit your pointless job, become morally ambitious and change the world

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