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Future-Proofing your Career: Work Trends to 2030 <<— Click Here
This interactive web session will address how the global workplace, organizations and employees will change in the next 10-15 years. Author and futurist Alexandra Levit will explore what the future of work has to offer – from technology advances to the human advantage. By discussing the implications of these developments, individuals will be in an excellent position to be both productive and competitive in the workforce of tomorrow.
Modern Networking in the Social Age <<— Click Here
You can never be too connected in the 21st century. Professional relationships can help you discover job opportunities and client leads and learn about trends in your industry; however, oftentimes at events you’ll find that you do not have adequate time or opportunity to network. Learn how to set yourself up for success when networking in person and through social media.
Best Practices for Finding and Keeping a Mentor <<— Click Here
It is well-known that having a mentor is an efficient and rewarding tool for navigating one’s career path – but structuring a relationship with a mentor is not easy or automatic. Building a successful mentorship relationship takes planning, maintenance and diligence. Join SWE for a course on the basics of how to establish and get the most out of a mentorship relationship.
Communication Cues Series:
Communication Cues #1: Counteract Socially-Conditioned Thinking <<— Click Here
Communication skills can make or break professional career advancement. Communication is an essential leadership quality and is as important as a technical skill. Learn to recognize how self-limiting thinking patterns, unconscious gender stereotyping, and habitual body language can sabotage your career, even as you transition to the workplace. Learn ways to accelerate your self-awareness, ability to connect to others in productive ways, and confidence building skills so that you can develop professional, practical communication abilities that lead to greater success in business and personal relationships.
Communication Cues #2: Positive Non-Verbals <<— Click Here
Communication skills can make or break professional career advancement. Communication is an essential leadership quality and is as important as technical skill. Learn to recognize how self-limiting thinking patterns, unconscious gender stereotyping, and habitual body language can sabotage your career, even as you transition to the workplace. Learn ways to accelerate your self-awareness, ability to connect to others in productive ways, and confidence building skills so that you can develop professional, practical communication abilities that lead to greater success in business and personal relationships.
Communication Cues #3: Assert Yourself with Empathy <<— Click Here
Communication skills can make or break professional career advancement. Communication is an essential leadership quality and is as important as technical skill. Learn to recognize how self-limiting thinking patterns, unconscious gender stereotyping, and habitual body language can sabotage your career, even as you transition to the workplace. Learn ways to accelerate your self-awareness, ability to connect to others in productive ways, and confidence building skills so that you can develop professional, practical communication abilities that lead to greater success in business and personal relationships.
