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The world’s largest social platform is at it again. As of February 13th, Facebook has introduced its new “Jobs” section to the fold…
The thought of tests often causes anxiety, stress and an overwhelming sense of helplessness. No one likes to be tested. Careers can depend on the results of certain tests and it is becoming more prevalent in today’s job market. Employers may administer skills tests to...
"Tell me about yourself" - are you prepared to answer this question in an interview? It is a pretty popular question and you will likely be asked it sometime during your job search. Here are some hints to help you compose an answer. Are you prepared to...
Tracking your applications helps to document who, what, where, when, why, and how you applied to jobs. It allows you to build a network list, set goals, and stay on target. As you dedicate time looking for the perfect position and making sure to modify your cover...
Career Transition Packages From executive to frontline positions, reduce the stress and emotional impact that surround job change by connecting with our team of qualified professionals to guide you. We can help you adapt and gain confidence to transition...
Outplacement Services for Individuals Reduce the stress and emotional impact that surround job change by connecting with our team of qualified professionals to guide you. We can help you adapt and gain confidence to transition into new employment quickly...
Job searching can be difficult and frustrating during the best of times, try not to be too hard on yourself at this time. There are some easy tricks to help you navigate through the steps needed to find that perfect or close to perfect job. Success can be attributed...
Have you ever been baffled by a strange interview question such as "What is your favorite animal?"? The truth is these outlandish questions get asked at all types of companies and at times reveal just how you deal with stressful situations, the way you work and the...
Things have slowed down, but you don’t have to completely stall your job search activities right now. It might not feel like a good time to be job searching – the hard reality is that many employers aren’t hiring right now and some are temporarily laying employees off...
Learning Management System FAQsWelcome to Agilec’s LMS, we are here to help! Here are some frequently asked questions that will help you navigate the Learning Management System and improve your learning experience. If you have a question that is not...
As you dedicate time looking for the perfect position and making sure to modify your cover letter and resume to match each…
5 Most Common Questions...And Answers! Note from the author: COVID has us all working in unchartered territory. To learn more about what it’s like having to job search during a global pandemic, I sat down for a frank conversation with Kelly Bidon - Career Coach. Kelly...
Newcomer Computer Training Program We are offering a FREE computer training program designed to support newcomers to learn basic computer skills for their job search and work-related tasks.Conducting a basic online search Creating, editing, and saving...
It seems once or twice a week I have this conversation with my clients - if they have a disability, should they disclose this to the potential employer? First and foremost it is against the law for an employer to ask if you have a disability; however, I have been in...
When you're preparing for a job interview, there's one question you're almost guaranteed to hear: “Tell me about yourself.” It seems like a simple opener, but in reality, it’s a chance for you to set the tone of the interview and make a great first impression. The way...
A question was posed in response to a blog one of my colleagues, Louise Shea, posted a few days ago, “What is the employer’s duty to accommodate?” Throughout my work in Vocational Rehabilitation, this question has been asked many times. I have had to answer this from...
Canadian statistics show it takes the average person 4-9 months to secure employment. So, how does one stay committed and motivated to their job search? Here are some quick pointers. 1. Einstein said; “The definition of insanity is doing something over and over,...
1. Slouching – at most interviews, you will be seated, likely at a table across from the interviewers. If you slouch in your chair, you will be seen as not interested and possibly lazy, slovenly, and entitled. Yikes. Sit up straight, just like your mother taught you...
They say the average job search last about 9 months or longer these days. That’s a long time to be pounding the pavement, receiving rejection after rejection. No wonder people start to feel things like depression, anger, frustration, anxiety, lack of confidence, and...