Finding Meaning or Making Peace - Remembering Why You Love the Work You Do
coaching, education, corporate, leadership, career Adam Cebulski coaching, education, corporate, leadership, career Adam Cebulski

Finding Meaning or Making Peace - Remembering Why You Love the Work You Do

Some people find deep purpose in their work, while others see their job as a way to support a fulfilling life outside the office. Both paths are equally valid—but what happens when the balance feels off? In this post, we explore how to assess your connection to your work, recognize signs it may be time for change, and take practical steps to rekindle purpose or make peace with your role.

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Data Dive: Careers in Student Affairs Month
education, leadership, change management, work culture Aubree Hughart-Thomas education, leadership, change management, work culture Aubree Hughart-Thomas

Data Dive: Careers in Student Affairs Month

Data Dive: Careers in Student Affairs Month

As we reach the end of Careers in Student Affairs month, we want to recognize the tireless work of student affairs professionals. These individuals are the heartbeat of campus life, supporting students and driving key programs that enhance the college experience. But what’s the current state of the profession as the higher education landscape evolves?

In this post, we dive into the data to explore:

  • Job market trends and openings in 2024

  • Salary ranges across different roles

  • The rise of remote work in student affairs

  • The challenges professionals face, from burnout to work-life balance

If you're curious about the future of careers in student affairs, this deep dive into the numbers will give you a clear snapshot of where the field is heading. Join us as we explore the opportunities and challenges shaping the profession today.

Read the full post to learn more!

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Professional Development When Conferences Aren't Your Thing
coaching, education, corporate, career Lindsey Koch coaching, education, corporate, career Lindsey Koch

Professional Development When Conferences Aren't Your Thing

Tired of the typical conference grind or forced networking events? You're not alone. In this post, we dive into alternative professional development strategies that feel more natural and authentic. From podcasts and specialized skill-building to exploring unconventional conferences and personalized coaching, find out how to grow in ways that resonate with you.

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Impact-Driven Resume Tips for Mid-to-Senior Level Professionals
Education, Corporate, Leadership, Career Adam Cebulski Education, Corporate, Leadership, Career Adam Cebulski

Impact-Driven Resume Tips for Mid-to-Senior Level Professionals

Ready to take your resume to the next level? In this blog, we share essential tips for mid-to-senior level professionals to highlight leadership, measurable results, and strategic thinking. Discover how to optimize for Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS), craft a standout professional summary, and create a resume that showcases your true impact. Let’s make your resume a powerful tool for career growth!

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