By Jock Finlayson
In the last issue of PeopleTalk, I provided an overview of the B.C. government’s 2024 Labour Market Outlook. The report presents an...
By Peter Saulnier
While technological change has a lengthy history of disrupting the workforce, the scope of our current technologies is facilitating the career transition...
By Kristin Zehnder, CHRP
Picture the following. It’s Monday morning and Sally is eager to begin her week by leading a team meeting to refresh the...
By Faith Tull
As technology, culture and social norms are all changing rapidly, employers need talent that can combine technical know-how with general capabilities, or...
By Coro Strandberg
The title of a recent KPMG study says it all—“Expect the Unexpected: Building Business Value in a Changing World.” Exploring issues of...
By Alan Bostakian
You've completed your degree, amassed considerable work experience, and are in or on your way to the job you want. For the...
By Natalie Michael, CHRP
As a leadership coach, one of the things I think about most often is the future and where the world of...
By Nancy Painter
Change surrounds us. The world has changed in every conceivable—and previously inconceivable—way within a generation.
Some changes we take in stride: the weather...