Workplace

November is Canada Career Month, which makes it a natural time to make the case for the work. Demonstrating value involves two related tasks: gathering evidence that career services make...

“I would love to work somewhere I could read all day!” “Wow, that must be so nice and quiet. Do you ever shush people?” “When I was a kid, it...

Myths and misconceptions For decades or possibly longer, entrepreneurial pathways have rarely been discussed with jobseekers and career transitioners as a viable option. Shows such as Dragon’s Den and many...

The career development community in BC, across Canada and around the world has lost one of its most innovative leaders. Over more than three decades, Tannis Goddard worked as a...

Several years ago, when I was new to the industry, I walked into a career fair and met the an associate director of Career Services at a university. After I...

It is 5:00 pm on a Tuesday. The team has gone. You are still at your desk, drafting an email about a change you did not decide and cannot fully...

What does it take to become a flight attendant? For decades, the standard answer included good customer service, confidence, professional presentation and a love of travel. These qualities are valuable,...

Across job platforms and workplace studies, a consistent pattern has emerged: people are adopting generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools for career-related tasks, but adoption doesn't translate into full trust or...

On the fragmented logic that treats happiness, performance, and culture as separate pieces, and what that fragmentation produces in the real experience of working. This is an excerpt from an...

Each year, Cannexus brings together Canada’s career development community to exchange ideas, research and practices. But what happens when attending the conference is not an individual experience, but a collective...