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What Colleges & Universities Need to Get Right in Order to Thrive Again
If a career is the objective of a college education, then why isn’t a course on How to Conduct Your… Continue Reading
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How Instrumented Learning Increases Engagement, Buy-In, and Positive Outcomes
Something Tom Hopkins said to me has stuck for decades. Hopkins, once dubbed “The Greatest Salesperson in America,” was discussing… Continue Reading
Posted in Career Search Tools & Education, Dynamic Training News, Talent Development & Training, Team Building & Alignment
Tagged: alignment, assessment, assessments, behavior, behavioral style, campus, career, career education, career readiness, coaching, college, DiSC, diversity, dysfunction, effective, employee engagement, engagement, GEPA, graduate, hiring, job, job search, relationship, sales, school, success, team, teamwork
If a Career is the Objective of a College Education, Then Why Isn’t How to Conduct a Career Search Being Taught on Campus?
I recently read a terrific blog by David Kimmelman, founder of Student Career Quest of Boston, MA. In his blog,… Continue Reading
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Tagged: admission, alumni, analyze, assessment, campus, career, career readiness, career services, coaching, college, college interview, curriculum, education, employability, GEPA, graduate, hired, hiring, income, interviewing, interviews, job, job search, jobs, measure, norms, planning, preparation, research, school, skills, student faculty ratio, understanding, university
