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Cynthia Pong’s guide articulates impact of systemic racism on women at work, helps jobseekers reconnect to their strengths....

This article is an excerpt from CERIC's newly published book Retain and Gain: Career Management for the Public Sector, authored by Lisa Taylor. Visit ceric.ca to download the PDF version free...

It was in reflecting on his frustrations with interest inventories as a practitioner that Holland came to develop a schema for helping people understand what types of work they would...

Pour yourself a cup of tea, pull up a comfortable seat and settle in with our spring reading roundup. These books were all published in 2021 and cover a variety...

Designing Your Working Life can be a useful tool for independent career development professionals working with clients who want to choose or change careers, as well as those seeking better satisfaction...

“No individual may have it within his or her power to overcome or expunge the malaises or misfortunes of society. But everyone has something important to contribute to the whole,...

Career professionals can find lessons from the Chaos Theory of Careers embedded in these inspiring works....

If you have to spend a lot of time indoors this fall, you might as well enjoy a good book. These books were all published in 2020 and cover a...

This review was originally published in the Australian Centre for Career Education’s CEAV E-Journal in spring 2020. With Strengthening Mental Health Through Career Effective Development, authors Dave Redekopp and Michael...

Reading this publication has persuaded me it is through their clear transmission in publications such as this that models and frameworks can be more easily compared and contrasted and those...