As part of Canada Career Month, SFU's Career and Volunteer Services encouraged students to think about what challenges they felt most inspired to work on in the future....

Keep applying to jobs – they're still out there, despite popular opinion – and, if you can't find the right opportunity, take advantage of people's lighter end-of-year work loads to...

From the return of the liberal arts major to hiring of retirees to fill the skills gap, these are some of the workplace trends to watch out for over the...

The future of work requires an internally validated identity born of self-awareness and coupled with learning agility and adaptability; this all points to re-imagining high school....

There is nothing that will sabotage a great picture more than a bad background. Main tip? Keep it simple. Don't use a busy background that will detract from the viewer...

Career Capital is the value of competencies, knowledge and individual personality attributes you have to produce economic value. Career Capital is vitally important for an individual’s success in all stages of...

Building a thoughtful LinkedIn network is a great way to open doors for getting and giving career advice. But, growing your network isn’t just about the quantity of connections you...

This article discusses the common difficulties with graduate careers advice, particularly advice online. It focuses on where graduates get advice from, who provides it, and the pros and cons of...

Recruiters use boolean searches on LinkedIn to find potential candidates. If your title doesn't reflect the needs of their clients, they won't find you....

Before you talk salary negotiations, it’s important to research what your role and skills are currently worth in the broader graduate market. The more evidence you have to prove your...