Category: Career Development

soft skills in today’s workplace

When people think about job training, they often focus on technical skills — certifications, software, procedures, or industry knowledge. Those skills matter. But in today’s workplace, employers consistently say something…

Use LinkedIn After a Career Break

If you’re returning to work after time away, you may have noticed something: job searching looks different than it used to. Resumes still matter. Interviews still matter. But now, employers…

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If you’re returning to work after time away, you’re probably already anticipating that interview question: “Can you explain this gap in your work history?” It’s completely normal to feel nervous…

Returning to work after a break in Madison, WI? Learn how to build a strong résumé that highlights your life experience and new career training with help from Neway Directions….

Balancing Life and Learning: Tips for Adult Students Going Back to School

Going back to school as an adult in Madison, WI? Learn how to balance training, family, and real life — with support from Neway Directions’ adult education flexible programs You’re…

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You already have valuable skills from your life experiences — caregiving, parenting, volunteering, and more. Learn how to turn them into job skills that employers love and start your next…

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In the quest for productivity and time management, individuals often find themselves overwhelmed by the sheer volume of tasks vying for attention. From professional commitments to personal goals, the modern-day…

In the fast-paced world of career development, staying ahead requires not only honing your skills but also understanding the evolving landscape of personal and professional growth. As we step into…

Are you thinking about improving your career skills, changing industries, or learning something new, just for the fun of it? Well, you’re in good company! Continuing education is not a…