Podcasts

William Jans; Professional story teller on how to have a great interview

January 6, 2019

You have about 2 minutes to really connect in a job interview. William Jans is one of Canada’s best professional story tellers.We discuss the principles of engaging story telling to do well in your next job interview. Sit back, relax and learn! http://traffic.libsyn.com/careerjoy/CareerJoy-020_William_Jans.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | Download

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Soft skills – The # 1 way to advance your career. Leading soft skills expert & author Mark Jeffries shares his wisdom

April 22, 2013

What is the number one reason that people will choose you and your products/services over your competitors’? Well according to Workforce.com, 67% of managers would hire an applicant with strong soft skills, even if their technical skills were lacking. This week’s podcast is with Mark Jeffries. He is the author of of What’s Up With

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Work-life balance for real people. Laura Bickle, Editor of Ignite Magazine & Launi Skinner CEO of First West Credit Union & former President of Starbucks

April 6, 2013

You can listen to the podcast from our webinar on work-life balance with Launi Skinner CEO of First West Credit Union & former President of Starbucks North America, and Laura Bickle, Editor of Ignite Magazine. They shared their thoughts and advice on this important topic from both an employer’s and individual’s perspective. Sit back, relax

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Richard St. John | The 8 Traits That Lead to Great Career Success | Lessons from Harry Rosen, Robert Munsch & Rick Mercer

March 27, 2013

Pause and take a sip of your coffee. Are you successful? OK, feel free to take another sip as you ponder that light question. In my coaching practice, one of the key challenges clients face is finding their very own answer to this question. This week’s podcast is with Richard St. John best selling author

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PODCAST WITH NANCY ANCOWITZ | SELF-PROMOTION FOR INTROVERTS – THE QUIET GUIDE TO GETTING AHEAD

March 21, 2013

Are you an introvert or an extrovert? Last week we had a terrific event with our friends at HigherBracket. In our Q&A time with Trish Barbato, we had the “I” question. “I hear lots about networking and self-promotion, but I am an introvert.” This week’s podcast is with business communication coach Nancy Ancowitz author of Self-Promotion

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Adria Vasil- Best selling author of Ecoholic shares how to green your career

March 10, 2013

Adria Vasil Now Magazine columnist and best selling author of Ecoholic. Alan interviews her on the different ways that you can green your career and your company. Sit back relax and learn! http://traffic.libsyn.com/careerjoy/ecoholic.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | Download

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How to spread a rumor – Professor Nicholas DiFonzo author of The Watercooler effect

August 3, 2012

This morning, as you gathered around the watercooler, you may have already started one, you may have been the subject of one – a rumor. This week’s podcast is with Professor Nicholas DiFonzo, author of The Watercooler Effect. He is the leading world expert on why rumors spread. In some ways, I have always thought

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How to find the sweet spot in your career | Being paid to be who you are…| Joanna Track founder of SweetSpot.ca

May 13, 2012

Joanna Track founder of SweetSpot.ca shares how she found the right mix for career success for her. Joanna shares her own journey from employee to entrepreneur, the lessons she has learned and her advice on how to find your own sweetspot! http://traffic.libsyn.com/careerjoy/01_Joanna_Track-_Founder_of_Sweetspot_shares_her_career_story.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | Download

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Sean Pronger – NHL professional shares his career transition from the NHL to a new career

November 27, 2011

What if you have CareerJoy, but you can longer perform that function anymore, what would you do? Everyone is going to make a transition at some point in their career. Sean Pronger played in the NHL for 10 years & was ready to retire – what’s next? Sean shares his experience in identifying transferable skills,

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When is the right time to quit? What is the best way to quit? Best-selling author Karen Burns shares her advice.

November 20, 2011

When is the right time to quit? When is too soon, or too late? Wondering if it is time to move on? This is one of the most important decisions that you will need to make in managing a successful career. This week’s podcast is with Karen Burns author of The Amazing Adventures of Working Girl: Real Life

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CareerJoy | Toronto | Outplacement, Career & Leadership Coaching

4.8

Based on 16 reviews

Lindy Meshwork

16:14 22 Dec 20

I had the pleasure and privilege of working with Jennifer Facchin at CareerJoy. Jennifer provided me with valuable networking skills and gave me a realization of my market value and confidence in my skills. She was extremely supportive and positive! I am grateful to have had Jennifer's help in my job search.

Cynthia P

17:10 30 Nov 20

Great organization to help you on your career journey including resume writing, mock interviews, outside perspective exercises, etc. The staff are very personable and great to work with. Highly recommend if you need refinement in your job search to land your next role!

Cassie Meadow

03:48 21 Nov 20

extremely appreciative of: resume editing expertise, someone to be accountable to, brainstorming interests and skillsets for potentially new areas to work in, and lastly a bit of emotional support at a time when your self-esteem is so low

Amanda Cupido

19:13 21 Oct 20

Laurie Fenske was a wonderful coach to connect with as I was starting my business, Lead Podcasting. She was able to help me define priorities and determine a vision for both myself and my business. It was especially valuable to work with someone who got to know me and took pride in speaking to my needs and not just give me cookie-cutter advice.

Cathy Berardicurti

14:35 14 Sep 20

My recent completion of 6 sessions with Career Joy has been an uplifting experience. While working through the different sessions with my Coach, Stephen Williams, he guided me at pace that matched my personality.I was refreshed on how to have confidence about career options and it moved easily into starting the process of my job search, interviewing and also a constant reminder of the value of networking skills. Throughout my sessions I was experiencing some ups and downs with my own personal motivation but Stephen had the patience and proper "chats" to set me on a positive path, at my own pace. I am very appreciative for this. Working with Career Joy gave me a much more clear sense of market value and control over the next steps of my career. I have completed all 6 sessions but I feel strongly that my relationship and connection with Career Joy and my coach will not come to an end but rather will be a place I know I will always be able to turn to or refer back to, if needed. Thank you Career Joy and Stephen Williams!

Fidelia Osime

17:39 20 Jul 20

I have found the process with CareerJoy interesting. The initial contact with Cynthia was the beginning and her subtle push set me on the right path.I struck an immediate rapport with my coach, Sandra, and our relationship has grown over time despite the fact that our interactions have all been over the telephone. The program is flexible and can be tweaked to meet the needs of the candidate. Sandra is open to questions and has made changes along the line to accommodate my needs.I have enjoyed the process and interactions with Sandra and I always look forward to our meetings.

claire dillon

16:19 07 Jul 20

My Career Coach Karen Haas has been a great resource and guide as I navigated my search for "whats next". Working with Karen and the Career Joy program during my Covid-temporary layoff to figure out what I want next from my career, and do I want to go back to school, has been such a huge help and helped me find careers that fit my strengths and really work systematically and thoughtfully through "where should I go from here".

Mike Fisher

14:36 14 Mar 20

I came to CareerJoy with the hope of discovering more about myself professionally and the career options open to me based on my professional experience and education. Through my sessions with my coach, I learned more about my skills, abilities, talents and what kind of work I would and would not like to do.However, my experience with my career coach did not fully meet my expectations. Communication in between sessions was lacking on the part of my coach. Said coach either took a very long time to respond to my inquiries or did not respond to them at all. While the coach's justifications were acceptable, they were not communicated to me beforehand. Perhaps my overall experience would have been better had I been assigned a different coach. And seeing as their services required a great financial investment, I expected a lot better! I didn't even receive communication from the administrators regarding progress with my career coach.Overall, I do recommend CareerJoy, however, I recommend that one have a basic awareness of their career goals. I also recommend doing further research into the coach you are assigned to before agreeing to work with them.

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