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CareerWise Weekly: Who works in career development? | Never-ending interviews | New books – April 16, 2024

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3 career-building strategies for an increasingly complex world of work, The return of never-ending job interviews: ‘It can go beyond the pale’, When I went back to work, motherhood became a discouraging puzzle of sick days and child care, Canada’s new grads face an active job market. How can they stand out?, The art of guiding newcomers in their career journeys, Virtual event: The Philanthropic Sector and the MMIWG2S + 231 Calls for Justice and 7 Principles for Change, What do you need to reach a new career stage?, The soft life: Why millennials are quitting the rat race

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