Landing a job in your 50s is achievable, especially with a focus on upskilling and confidence, says Laura Hambley, founder of Canada Career Counselling. Many in their 50s successfully pivot to roles in consulting, entrepreneurship, or contract work.
Dr. Laura Hambley
Best Fields of Study for Young Canadians Choosing Career Path: Career Experts Weigh In
Some industries offer more career opportunities to youth than others, including technology, health care, and the trades, some career professionals say.
Toxic Bosses Are a Global Issue With Devastating Consequences
Toxic Bosses: A Global Epidemic Impacting Employee Well-Being and Organizational Success – Insights from Dr. Laura Hambley’s Latest Research on Toxic Leadership.
How We Can Cultivate the Spark in Today’s Young People – Part 1
To ignite the spark within a young person, it’s important they are exposed to as many different careers as possible. Leaving this important life decision to chance can result in unfulfilling careers and lack of meaning and purpose. Join Dr. Laura Hambley for Part 1 and tune in next month for Part 2, where she discusses how the performing arts can help many youths find their spark and build confidence.
How to Spot a Toxic Workplace Before Accepting a Job Offer
If signs of a toxic workplace appear, Hambley (Dr. Laura) said people should consider talking to a therapist or a career counsellor to figure out a wellness plan and work on restoring confidence and the ability to think clearly.
Soft skills, preparation can help new graduates land jobs
“Build out a network. When searching for jobs, online postings only touch the tip of the iceberg.” said Laura Hambley, a registered psychologist and founder of Canada Career Counselling.