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Want career advice that's candid, fun and relevant? In each episode of In the Works, we sit down with a special guest and chat about what's new in the world of work. You'll get honest advice from someone who's been there, learn how you can turn your education experience into an exciting job, and hear some of their hilarious stories and conversations along the way. www.ucalgary.ca/careers
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September 10, 2022
<b><br /> Season 2 Episode 5: Back to School Career Planning with Labib Ahmad and Harrison Yeung</b><br /> <br></br><br /> The fall term is coming up! Whether you’re returning for studies or starting university as a new student, it’s important to remember that the moves you make can shape your career. So, what can you do now to improve your odds post-graduation?<br /> <br></br><br /> In this episode, Labib Ahmad and Harrison Yeung discuss ways to get involved on campus in the upcoming fall term. From things like student clubs, student services, and volunteering, there’s something for everyone! They also discuss the Industry Career Fair taking place on Sept. 20 and the three crucial steps a student should take to gain the most out of the fair.<br /> <br></br>
July 21, 2022
<b><br /> Season 2 Episode 4: Reflecting on Career Change and pivoting with Labib Ahmad, Harrison Yeung, and Anna-Lisa Ciccocioppo</b><br /> <br></br><br /> What really makes you happy? What work do you really want to do? What change do you want to make in the world? Many students lose sight of their true goals and aspirations as they come out of post-secondary. What are some experiences to help you answer these questions?<br /> <br></br><br /> In this episode, Anna-Lisa Ciccocioppo outlines why students need to reflect on their career paths, especially when struggling with mental health. She lays out coping strategies to help students deal with burnout, decision making, and finding meaning in their work/studies.
July 21, 2022
<b>Season 2, Episode 3 - What does work look like post-pandemic? with Labib Ahmad and Harrison Yeung</b><br /> <br></br><br /> As we slowly come out of the pandemic, career uncertainty is high. Will we be returning to in-person work or is a hybrid model the future of work? Has the work-life balance shifted over the past two years, or are we returning to how things originally were?<br /> <br></br><br /> In this episode, Labib Ahmad and Harrison Yeung take a trip down memory lane and reflect on how COVID-19 has permanently shifted the way we approach work. They discuss the pros and cons of having to be physically distant whilst still maintaining professional relationships.
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Want career advice that's candid, fun and relevant?
In each episode of In the Works, we sit down with a special guest and chat about what's new in the world of work. You'll get honest advice from someone who's been there, learn how you can turn your education experience into an exciting job, and hear some of their hilarious stories and conversations along the way.
www.ucalgary.ca/careers
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