by techlifetoday.ca
Career Essentials offers real-world advice and insight into different careers and career paths. We feature the stories and experiences of alumni of the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT), with lessons for everyone. Whether you’re just starting out or further along your career journey, each episode will give you perspectives, tools and tips that are essential to growth and success. Career Essentials is created and hosted by the team at techlifetoday, NAIT’s online magazine.
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September 28, 2022
<p>Leadership. No matter the stage of your career, you will be confronted with the word and how to define it. That's especially true if you spend time on LinkedIn. But, leadership is a big word. Depending on your experience level in your career, your perspective or your culture, the conversation of leadership is different. In this episode, we talk with BTech grad Chief Billy Morin, about his perspective on leadership after finishing his third term as chief of the Enoch Cree Nation. He tells us how he approaches leadership, the steps he took to become a better leader and how his education helped prepare him for leadership of his nation.</p>
March 29, 2022
<p>While we once thought of social media as a way to stay connected with friends or chat online or play a game together, it’s now grown into an industry in which people have full-time careers.</p> <p>But how do you start a career in social media? What type of work would you actually be doing when working in social media?And, it is a feasible goal to try and become an influencer?</p> <p>In this episode of Career Essentials, we talk to social media strategist Beverley Theresa about her career path in social media and how her education lead her to work in social media. When Beverley started her education, social media wasn’t a course you could take in school. She shares how the Business Admin with a focus in marketing program and her work in analytics at a market research company gave her the foundational knowledge and the experience to integrate social media with other digital marketing practices.</p>
March 1, 2022
<p>Equity, diversity and inclusion. EDI. You’ve likely heard these words a lot these past few years. And, if you’re in the job market, you’ve probably seen a lot of postings from companies and organizations that affirm they are dedicated to them. But what do those words really mean?</p> <p>In this episode, we talk to Rondah Worrell-Maik from NAIT’s <a href="https://www.nait.ca/nait/about/our-vision/equity-diversity-inclusion"><u>Equity, Diversity and Inclusion</u></a> Office about how each of us can help foster an inclusive workplace, the tangible benefits of that, and what new grads seeking an equitable workplace should look for when applying for positions.</p>
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Career Essentials offers real-world advice and insight into different careers and career paths. We feature the stories and experiences of alumni of the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT), with lessons for everyone.
Whether you’re just starting out or further along your career journey, each episode will give you perspectives, tools and tips that are essential to growth and success.
Career Essentials is created and hosted by the team at techlifetoday, NAIT’s online magazine.
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