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Employee Career Services counselors facilitate courses and offer assistance with a variety of career issues for staff and faculty.
Workshops are provided on topics such as Career Resilience, Career Foundations, Improving Your Interview Skills, and U of M Job Networking.
Employee Career Services has developed a series of career workshops to guide you through key steps in the job search process.
The College of Continuing Education Career and Lifework Planning Services has shared this online resource. The cards sorts provide a quick and easy way to clarify what you want in a career. Doing this activity is like playing solitaire. You have a deck of cards and will deal them out into several categories.
Value Card Sort - Reflect on what is most important to you in a lifework setting
Skill Card Sort - Use this tool to identify and prioritize your skills
If you are ready to explore new dimensions for your career, Employee Career Services offers a course called Career Foundations. This course provides participants with a greater understanding of their skills, preferences, values, and interests, as well as a renewed sense of direction in their careers.
Contact your college's career services office or visit the University's Career Services Web site for information on career resources for students.
Employee Career Services has expanded its resume lab to include a full range of career services for University employees. The services available at the Career Lab include:
The Career Lab is open every other Wednesday (see upcoming dates below), from 11 a.m.-1 p.m., in Room 216, Donhowe Building, East Bank campus. No appointment is needed.
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Employee Career Services
Patty Bales, Consultant
200 Donhowe Building, 319 15th Ave. S.E., Minneapolis, MN 55455