Nataliya Korchagina, Author at CareerWise

Nataliya Korchagina

Nataliya Korchagina, PhD, is the author of Career Management in Today’s Workplace: Stories and Cases from Canada and founder of The Human Development Studio. She focuses on career development, workplace learning and human potential.

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Tips & Training

Career management isn’t a one-time decision: A framework for ongoing change

Nataliya Korchagina1 week ago

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Current careers are almost unrecognizable compared to those of previous generations – from increased fluidity in workplaces, a change in the value of formal education – to the introduction of...

Research & Trends Workplace

If diplomacy can adapt job design, why can’t we?

Nataliya Korchagina2 months ago

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Did you know that in Canada there are two ambassadors from Germany sharing one diplomatic post? It’s a married couple with three children. They rotate the ambassadorship every eight months. When the...

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Students & Youth Tips & Training

Job crafting for our limiting beliefs and core wounds

Nataliya Korchagina5 months ago

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I am a strong believer in people’s ability to take agency over their lives. Hence, when I came across the topic of job crafting while working on my Career Management...

Career management isn’t a one-time decision: A framework for ongoing change

Resources to support clients through mid-career transitions

Applying improv to create career success

Webinars for career and workforce professionals in May 2026

‘I want to be myself’: Navigating career identity

Career development resources for working mothers

Using reverse mentorship to build more inclusive workplace cultures

Neuroaffirming career development in Canadian post‑secondary education

Neurodivergent candidates in job interviews: What I’ve learned as a coach

Resources to support clients and students on the autism spectrum

Resources for career professionals working with NEET youth

Neuroaffirming career development in Canadian post‑secondary education

What the public service student pathway reveals about early-career design

Why good intentions aren’t enough for real youth partnership

Bridging intergenerational tensions in the workplace

Sounding the alarm on entry-level employment

Supporting clients through job loss: a grief-informed approach

Using reverse mentorship to build more inclusive workplace cultures

Perfectionism isn’t the problem – until it is

What we learned supporting displaced manufacturing workers

Sounding the alarm on entry-level employment

4 reports that caught our attention the week of May 24, 2026

5 reports that caught our attention the week of May 17, 2026

Resources to support clients through mid-career transitions

3 reports that caught our attention the week of May 10, 2026

Nataliya Korchagina

Career management isn’t a one-time decision: A framework for ongoing change

If diplomacy can adapt job design, why can’t we?

Job crafting for our limiting beliefs and core wounds

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