📰 Defining Resources: Readings and Resources

Readings and Resources: Skills Employers Want

Bisharat, J. (2019, June 19). This skill makes you more employable, no matter the role. Fast Company.

Bloomberg Markets and Finance. (2017, October 29). One of Japan’s Biggest Pop Stars Isn’t Human.

Brookfield Institute for Innovation + Entrepreneurship. (2019). I, Human: The digital and soft skills driving Canada’s labour market. Brookfield Institute for Innovation + Entrepreneurship.

Brookfield Institute for Innovation + Entrepreneurship. (2020). Ahead by a decade: Employment in 2030.

Bryson, J. (2020). Ballet dancers should absolutely think about becoming computer programmers – here’s why. The Conversation.

Finley, A. (2021). How college contributes to workforce success: Employer views on what matters most. Association of American Colleges and Universities.

Labour Market Information Council. (2020). Skills—LMIC-CIMT.

LinkedIn Learning. (2021). Workplace learning report 2021: Skill building in the new world of work.

LinkedIn Talent Solutions. (2019). Future of skills 2019 report: Learn how rising skills are transforming industries in Asia-Pacific.

Strauss, V. (2017). The surprising thing Google learned about its employees—And what it means for today’s students. The Washington Post.

World Economic Forum. (2021). The Future of Jobs Report 2020.

Readings and Resources: Career Search

Bowles, H. R., & Thomason, B. (2021). Negotiating your next job. Harvard Business Review, 99(1), 68–75.

CNBC. (2017). Deepak Malhotra Shares His Award Winning Negotiation Tips.

Glassdoor job search: Find the job that fits your life. (n.d.). Glassdoor. Retrieved May 3, 2021, from

Harwell, D. (2019). A face-scanning algorithm increasingly decides whether you deserve the job. Washington Post.

Murad, A. (2021). The computers rejecting your job application. BBC News.

Presentation Zen. (2016). Fall down seven times, get up eight: The power of Japanese resilience. Presentation Zen.

Primal Career. (2019). Hirevue video interview: How to beat the algorithm and get the job.

Silicon Valley Historical Association. (2011). Steve Jobs on Failure.

Svei, D., Svei, D., & Svei, D. (2019). This new AI tool serves up creepily accurate assessments of your work style. Fast Company.

Vozza, S. (2021). These are the top-paying remote jobs and how you can land one. Fast Company.

Waung, M., Mcauslan, P., Dimambro, J., & Mięgoć, N. (2017). Impression management use in resumes and cover letters. Journal of Business and Psychology, 32.

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