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    • Three Simple Superpowers to Boost Career Development

    Filed under: 2-Min Read,  Activities,  Boardgame,  Client Work,  Gamification,  Interventions,  Narrative,  Private Practice,  StoryListening Micro-blog,  WhoYouAreMatters!,  Workplace

    Three Simple Superpowers to Boost Career Development On the eve of #CareerMonth, career practitioners across Canada donned capes on social media to remind us that career development is a superpower. It can help us see into the future, blast through challenges and crush our goals. Here are three more simple superpowers to add to our career development utility belt.

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    Shifting Client Focus from Font Choice to What Really Matters

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    Shifting Client Focus from Font Choice to What Really Matters

    Dear Client - the resume is not the main thing that matters. You are. 

    In our narrative approach, we ask people to try out just one session before we get to font choice, bullet points and professional profiles. It’s transformative.

     

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    Crowdsourcing Careers

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    Crowdsourcing Careers The hum of energy that’s created as people get their possibilities crowdsourced is awesome. How do you encourage your clients to explore outside their familiar networks? How do you set them up with the safe spaces and tools to ask for help from strangers?

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