CampbellDuke Personal Branding

CampbellDuke Personal Branding is excited to announce the launch of a new program developed exclusively for job hunters. 'Work You LOVE' is a program helping those looking for work to address the 3 biggest areas job hunters struggle with most.

Compared to the amount of time, money and effort we put into our education and training, how much time do we spend learning about what job search strategies are most effective when you're looking for or creating work you love?

What if this year you forget about making a new year’s resolution that focuses on a behaviour change that is destined to be short-lived, and instead take up a challenge that has the capacity to help you make sweeping, positive changes in your life?

If you're looking for a meaningful and clutter-less gift this holiday season, consider giving that student, job hunter, career changer or entrepreneur on your list a gift that will get them on the road to life-long career success.

Back-To-School is the time of year that can instill dread in the hearts of a significant number of students. The love-hate relationship that many of our students experience with high school can be overwhelming. There is good news!

40% of adult Canadians don't have the literacy skills they need to cope with the increasing demands of daily life. On International Literacy Day, help raise awareness of the importance of literacy. Literacy is something to Tweet about!

Personal branding is a process that incorporates self-awareness and personal development skills with successful marketing strategies. While most often used by job hunters, career changers and solopreneurs, it also belongs in the workplace!

If we all know that the most effective way to find a “decent” job is through who we know, why do so many of us wait to begin our job hunt until after graduation?

I recently spoke with a number of recent grads about their career plans. While all were armed with resumes, and a few had some notion of using social media effectively in their job hunt, all felt uneasy with their networking skills.

Whether your new grad is going straight into the job market, or spending some period of time in post-secondary education it's never too early to make sure they have the skills and materials they need to translate their career dreams into reality.