Ariel Hennig Wood joins CBC Alberta at Noon to discuss how artificial intelligence is impacting jobs, careers, and the future of work.
Media Appearances
Old-school networking still key to landing a job
April Dyrda, a registered psychologist and career coach with Canada Career Counselling, says if you’re only applying for jobs online, you could be missing out.
Want to take a sabbatical? Experts weigh in on how to convince your boss
Nina Hornjatkevyc, Registered Psychologist at Canada Career Counselling, spoke with the Canadian Press, offering advice on how professionals can thoughtfully discuss sabbaticals with their employer.
Escaping the Cycle of Perfectionism – The New York Times
The New York Times invited Canada Career Counselling co-founders Dr. Laura Hambley and Meghan Reid, along with other leading therapists and researchers, to recommend the best books on overcoming perfectionism.
Struggling To Find a Job: How Tariffs & AI Are Shaping Hiring
Tariffs and AI are reshaping the Canadian job market right now, causing longer hiring times and fewer interviews. City News Calgary Henna Saeed, talks to Canada Career Counselling’s career coach Ariel Hennig Wood, to get tips on how to stand out.
Remote Workers Are Less Likely To Take Vacations
Dr. Laura Hambley Lovett, an organizational psychologist at Canada Career Counselling, says that the fear of flexibility options being taken away can mean that women in particular will “try to prove themselves, that they are always accessible.”