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  • English
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  • Non-Editorial

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Recent Articles

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Working Strategies: Five things to do while waiting to change jobs

“Write what you know.” That’s the advice given to budding novelists, but maybe it works for advice columnists as well? In my career counseling life, I’ve never had so many stuck-in-place clients as I have right now. These would-be job c…
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Working Strategies: Making do when the job isn’t what you thought

Here’s one of those “Is it me?” things: Jobs that turn out to be different than you expected. It could be that you ended up in an interview that felt completely different from the posting. Or, more alarming, you ended up in the job i…
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Working Strategies: The wrap-up on career planning for seniors

Second Sunday Series: This is the last of 12 columns on career planning post-60, which have appeared the second Sunday of each month since September. Planning a career past 60 might have seemed odd or even a bit sad in years past. As…
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Working Strategies: Business startup a good option for seniors

Second Sunday Series – This is the 10th of 12 columns on career planning post-60, which will appear the second Sunday of each month from September through August. In last month’s Second Sunday column on career planning for folks in t…
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Working Strategies: On office plans, flow states, ‘careerism’

Every once in a while I like to cobble together a few items that have been on my mind, but which I can’t quite stretch into a full column. Here’s what I have this time. Open-plan offices Remember when open floor plans for offices were…
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Working Strategies: Choosing your 80,000-hour career, a book review

This columnist has an issue with the author’s premise that “your choice of career is the most important decision you’ll ever make.”
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Working Strategies: School’s out? Not for some job seekers

Here’s a fun word: Counter-cyclical. As in, when most things are headed one direction, some are headed the other way. That’s the relationship between the job market and post-secondary training. When the market is good for job see…
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Working Strategies: Pondering burnout and grief on a holiday weekend

Could we be suffering from burnout on a mass scale?
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Working Strategies: A warning about AI job-search agents

Quick question: Are you OK with an online job-search program asking about your race, gender, disabilities, work visa needs and sexual orientation? Me neither; we’ll come back to that in moment. First, let me explain why I’m asking. I…
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Working Strategies: Lifelong learning is just that, even when you’r...

Second Sunday Series — This is the ninth of 12 columns on career planning post-60, which will appear the second Sunday of each month from September through August. “No more pencils, no more books. No more teachers’ dirty …
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Working Strategies: Landing ‘last-minute’ summer jobs

Need a summer job? It’s not too late — or too early, for that matter. Depending on which data you follow, hiring for summer jobs either peaks in April or has largely finished by then. In both cases, if you need work for the s…