As professional résumé writers, we can hardly be poetic. The résumé has its own cadence, that of a bulleted list. Our writing must be professional, neat and tight, short and...

Whether you’re a career practitioner in private practice, in a not-for-profit agency, or in a for-profit company, you owe it to yourself to conduct regular self-reflection sessions about your work...

We grow up with certain perceptions that impact how we see the world, how we function in it, and how we make choices and decisions. These perceptions may also impact...

Is failure such a bad thing? We can learn to approach these situations with a positive outlook, taking the time to ask ourselves “What can I learn from this? How...

I wanted to shift my work to a place where I had the flexibility to choose what I do and how I do it. Working for myself, I have the...

Each discussion presented in Insider Secrets from CareerPros piqued my curiosity and so I wanted to explore the ideas a little further. The result is that I uncovered some interesting resources related...

Canadian job seekers who write their own résumés often list job duties and responsibilities. For the typical employer, the candidate’s contact information followed by a simple compilation of job descriptions...

Fear keeps job seekers stuck in a sort of shallow-breath, anxiety-ridden, deer-in-the-headlights stance throughout the job search. But I believe that the rules that apply to a job search are...

“I know I can because…” is an optimistic phrase and so fitting for an event that focuses on the breadth and depth of skills found in our Canadian workforce. It...

When it comes to your career, saying “thank you” is much more than good manners. This simple act of showing gratitude has the potential to transform the trajectory of your...