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Overcome Your Defences Against Learning

Learning increases our value as employees. But we often resist learning new things. See if you can identify your learning defences and overcome them.
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“Are there team assignments at work like there are at school?”
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“How do I become a valued employee?”
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Find and Work with a Mentor

A mentor is a trusted advisor who guides and encourages you in your career. Having a mentor can help you succeed at your workplace and in your career.
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High 5 Your Way to Success

Just starting out on your career journey? Or making a change midway? Try these High 5 ideas to help manage the changes in your life and work.
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Mentoring and essential skills

The Government of Canada provides tools that can help employees develop and maintain positive and successful mentoring relationships.
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Writing a Proposal

Whether you're an employee or a contractor, you may find you need to write a proposal. In today's workplace proposal writing is increasingly a part of many people's work roles.
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Job Shadowing or Working

One of the best ways to explore is to spend time in the job you're interested in. This can be as formal as a post-secondary course or as informal as an afternoon visit.
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