look out for a new podcast on the Factory next month with one of the true leaders of career development in the world. While you are waiting why not check out the interviews with the likes of John Krumboltz, Janet Lenz, Norm Amundson, Spencer Niles and Robert Pryor.
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The Factory Podcast Interview with John Krumboltz In 2007, Jim Bright caught up with Professor John Krumboltz at Stanford University. We talked about his learning approach to career development and the Happenstance learning theory - based on the idea that you need to capitalize on unplanned events in careers. It was great to talk to John about ...
This is the presentation that myself and Robert Pryor are due to give at the National Career Development Association Conference in Seattle, Washington USA on Friday July 6th 2007. The presentation covers our very recent work linking Christopher Booker's magnificent work "The 7 essential plots: why we tell stories" published by Continuum Press, to narrative ...
Here is a segment I did on Channel 10 for Kickstart careers. It is on job search strategies.
At long last! Here is the interview I conducted with Skip Niles at the NCDA conference in Seattle in 2007. Prof. Niles is a leading researcher in Career Development who has focussed on the developmental aspects of career development. In addition Spencer Niles has made a very significant contribution to the profession of career development. ...
t]Welcome to the latest Factory Podcast, an interview with Dr Janet Lenz from Florida State University. Janet is in conversation with Jim Bright. The conversation was recorded at the National Career Development Association Annual Conference, held in Seattle in July 2007. Â She talks about running a University Careers Service that integrates theory, practice, research and ...
