In-person job interviews will be more common as the economy opens up. Prepare for successful interviews with this list of 8 items to bring with you.
8 things to bring to a job interview
Opportunity knocks during a crisis at work
Unpredictability or change at work might seem negative at first. Communication professionals and public relations specialists might also face opportunities along with crises at work.
What communication professionals should know about the state of trust in 2020
By being aware of key results of the Canadian 2020 Edelman Trust Barometer, communication professionals can create strategies that resonate with audiences based on the current state of trust.
Why you should always send thank-you notes
Sending a thank-you note in the mail is a way to stand out after a job interview or informational interview.
Vimeo launches new hiring tool for creatives
Videos are an essential component in the digital storytelling toolbox. Communications professionals use videos on websites, in social media, and even for in-person viewings to communicate key messages, bring brands to life and drive a call-to-action. Although a self-produced, organic-style video shot on a smartphone is a good fit for some purposes, a polished and... Continue Reading →
Science communication 101
My professional role is Communications Specialist at CCRM, which is a Toronto-based leader in the commercialization of regenerative medicine technologies, and cell and gene therapies. Part of my role involves learning about the science and innovations that happen in the lab and translating them to the public. This practice is known as science communication. The... Continue Reading →
New year, new goals, new you
Love ‘em or hate ‘em, for many of us, the start of a new year is the time to take on resolutions to change ourselves for the better. At the start of a new year, I like to reflect on my goals and check-in on where I’m at with them. A rule of thumb for... Continue Reading →
Getting an “A” in study habits 101
It’s been years since I’ve needed to crack open a textbook, make notes, study and write a test. Not since completing my undergraduate degree and post-graduate certificate years ago have I needed to review, digest and apply a course-load of information and then demonstrate mastery of it during one written exam. This is unfortunate, because... Continue Reading →
9 tips for successful informational interviews
Have you ever been on an informational interview? If you haven’t heard of them before, an informational interview is a meeting with someone who’s already in an organization, field or industry that you’d like to get into, which doesn’t relate directly to a job opening. It’s an opportunity for you to learn, grow your network... Continue Reading →
How I planned my wedding: Tools and tips
Weddings are a magical and exciting time. You get to mark a significant milestone with your partner, and celebrate your relationship with your friends and family. I got married to my husband Chris on a beautiful day in June 2016 at a restaurant in downtown Toronto. Our ceremony and the reception were quite informal, and... Continue Reading →
