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A year into the coronavirus pandemic, the way we work has radically changed. As masks, social distancing and remote jobs have become the new normal, your career ambitions may have shifted, too. Many people are choosing to “shelter” at their current jobs during the pandemic, even if they want to leave them, according to a January LinkedIn survey. Top reasons people gave for staying in their jobs right now include collecting a steady income and keeping finances stable (59%), taking advantage of company benefits (30%), wanting to wait out the pandemic for a more favourable job market (15%) a...

Striking out on the job search? Try these tips from a LinkedIn news editor Even with millions still out of work, LinkedIn's Workforce Confidence Index reaches pandemic high Share Updated: 12:26 PM CST Jan 29, 2021 Even with millions still out of work, LinkedIn's Workforce Confidence Index reaches pandemic high Share Updated: 12:26 PM CST Jan 29, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript 2019. ROB: LINKED-IN’S WORKFORCE CONFIDENCE MEASURE IS AT AN ALL-TIME HIGH DURING THE PANDEMIC. JULIE: BUT THERE ARE STILL MILLIONS OF AMERICANS OUT OF WORK, THOUSANDS OF THEM HERE IN...

Rob Anders, Royal Fleet Auxiliary captain who helped to bring aid after Hurricane Dorian – obituary His vessel brought water, food, medical supplies and prefabricated buildings when disaster struck the Bahamas Captain Rob Anders Captain Rob Anders, who has died of a brain tumour aged 49, rose through the hawsepipe from deckhand to second-in-command of the Royal Fleet Auxiliary. In September 2019 Anders was in command of RFA Mounts Bay, a landing ship dock operated by the Royal Fleet Auxiliary and named after Mount’s Bay in Cornwall, which was operating in the West Indies. When Hurricane D...

The EdUp Experience Podcast 2020 Year-End Review EdUp Experience 2020 has been a year full of ups and downs–EdUp Experience highlights their top favourite episodes filled with insights from higher ed leaders. Sometime in early January of 2020, Elvin Freytes texted Dr. Joe Sallustio.  The text read, “Hey, I have an idea”.  Joe typed back to Elvin and sent the message, “I don’t care what it is, I’m in”. That is the short story about how The EdUp Experience podcast was created.   We stumbled, bumbled, and somehow made it through the first five episodes before...

welcome to the show. i'm susan sikora. it happens more often than you think. talented pros who soar far above the rest of us are often rejected or ignored until someone saw their diamond in the rough quality. question is, what makes that happen? is there a trick to spotting rare talent? and if you are that rare talent, how do you showcase it? "new york times" best selling author george andrews wanted to find out. with 30 years experience as a journalist, george asked some of the best recruiters how they found people who would deliver extraordinary results, even if their background s...