The job market is fierce right now, and climbing the career ladder can be tough at the best of times. Registered Psychologist, April Dyrda answers live questions and shares strategies on what it takes to move up and forward.
April Dyrda
Why networking is key for mid-level job seekers
Mid-career job seekers, networking is your secret weapon! April Dyrda, Registered Psychologist and Practice Director at Canada Career Counselling, shares with CBC that 70% of jobs aren’t even posted online.
Mid-level jobs seem few and far between for some Albertans
Connections are crucial. Taking advantage of one’s connections to land a job is something April Dyrda, a Registered Psychologist at Canada Career Counselling, recommends, as she believes many available jobs in Alberta often aren’t even posted.
What Are the Early Signs of Burnout at Work?
Burnout can creep up on anyone. But what if there were earlier signs of burnout that we could detect? Ones that would allow you to stop burnout in its tracks before it escalates.
Navigating a Career Change During an Economic Downturn
In challenging economic times, many professionals find themselves re-examining their career paths. Whether by choice or necessity, a career change is a major life decision that can be fraught with uncertainty, especially when the job market is turbulent.
Discovering Transferable Skills: Your Path to a Successful Career Transition
Are you craving a career change, but don’t know where to start? It can be intimidating starting from scratch in an unfamiliar field, but the truth is that many of today’s jobs require skills that are surprisingly easy to transfer from one industry to another.