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EPISODE · Feb 7, 2022 · 32 MIN

E3: Has Change Management Become a Hireable Skill?

from HigherEdJobs Podcast · host HigherEdJobs

Change management is everywhere. Many higher education job descriptions now include words like 'change,' 'improve,' 'enhance,' 'agile,' 'adaptable,' 'future-focused,' these all focus on changing what isn't working at our institutions and keeping what is. What do current students need now? How does higher education governance keep change and innovation moving forward? What is most important for your institution right now? Podcast guest Matt Trainum tells us why job candidates who can effectively help solve and identify campus problems are in high demand. But how can current employees keep their careers moving forward amidst an environment of change? Kelly and Andy then discuss the article “Send These Five Weekly Emails to Advance Your Career” and why keeping daily discipline and maintaining authenticity is an essential part of advancing your career in an evolving workplace. We can’t wait to hear from you!• Connect with the hosts Andrew Hibel and Kelly Cherwin. • Learn more about the guest Matt Trainum.

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