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We're not just preparing you with skills. We're preparing you for a fulfilling career. Watch the video: https://calbrig.ht/3Yjx8I0

In this article, our partners at Scoir, Inc. explain how 9th and 10th graders can get started with the college and career discovery process. Getting started early is a great opportunity for personal growth, and it helps make the process enjoyable rather than stressful! https://lnkd.in/ek-26BF9

Continuous self-improvement is essential for achieving better career outcomes! As you grow, so do your responsibilities, and embracing learning along the way is key to unlocking incredible opportunities. Mo's insightful talk on Careers Day earlier this year was a game-changer for many attendees. It's inspiring to witness how credibility is built through the value of knowledge. Everything else will fall into place. Watch the full video on YouTube: https://lnkd.in/dmFztYNY

'Its never too late to learn.' "Pathways to Progress", our new engineering career growth guide features a plethora of real-world case studies and advice from industry professionals, including our very own @Matt Clark. Discover where to take your career next and download the free guide here: https://lnkd.in/eYRfuPd5

Happy Monday! A new week means new opportunities to make different choices, try new things, and strive to be better. 🚀 But let's be real—it can also feel overwhelming, especially when we see others who seem to be achieving so much more. As an overthinker, I often set incredibly high standards for myself, and even when I meet them, I still wonder if I could have done more. It's easy to fall into the trap of comparison—someone will always be earning more, getting promoted faster, or achieving things we haven't. The key is to remember: we’re all on our own unique path. ☘ In my case, the past six months have thrown curveballs left and right, and it’s been hard to stay grounded and recognize my own progress. But I’ve learned the importance of pausing to appreciate how far I’ve come—because a year ago, I was dreaming about where I am now. So, take a moment today to reflect on your own journey. Celebrate your progress, even in the chaos. ✨ P.S. Feeling like it’s time for a change? Check out our careers page for exciting opportunities at tru.ca/careers #TRUCareers #PostSecondaryJobs #Hiring

"We must understand that reentry isn't a black-or-white path; it's a uniquely human journey. Reentry isn't just about finding a way back; it's about forging a new path forward," Dr. Millicent Lewis-McCoy, Assistant Deputy Director, ICJIA. Today kicks off National Reentry Week 2024! Throughout the week, ICJIA will share powerful messages, showcase our reentry work, and host an insightful webinar. #secondchance #reentry

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With spring break approaching, we're curious to hear from our alumni: reflecting on your days as a student at CU Denver Business School, how would you choose to spend your spring break? From catching up on homework to simply taking time for personal growth and planning your career path, what was your ideal way to utilize this time?

As my time at Avochoc came to an end this year I had the unique opportunity to evaluate myself professionally and personally through my very first industry job. After all, you only say goodbye to your first job once. What a remarkable journey it was…to watch myself grow probably the most I’ve ever grown in my life up until this point. A year and a half went so quickly but at the same time felt like it encompassed an entire lifetime. I thought quite hard about my lessons, some jumped out at me and some were a lot more “in hindsight”. 💡 I learned what and where my breaking points were. Consequently, I could then extend them further and further each time. 💡 I learned the true value of working with motivated individuals and how obvious it can be when you or someone else isn’t. 💡 I learned skills to navigate a male-dominated industry. 💡 I established a relationship with imposter syndrome but consequently learned to stand by my confidence despite this. 🥑 🍫 My first job gave a very inexperienced Computer Science graduate a chance to become experienced. For that I am grateful. Avocado Chocolate will forever be entwined in my journey. But now that this journey has ended, I have had a chance to rediscover my ambition and I absolutely cannot wait for the next venture in my career to begin! Watch this space.

📌 In our new "Meet the People of TSD" series, we are proud to feature Angel Stanev, a Lead Application Support Engineer whose dedication and expertise play a key role in our success. Angel shares his career journey, favorite projects, and the skills that help him lead a strong and adaptable team. Want to know what drives him and his advice for career growth? 👇 Read Angel’s full story and get inspired: link in the first comment. #TSDUpClose #careerjourney