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SUMMARY:Change! Resilience in a Tough Job Market: Turning Setbacks into Strategy
DESCRIPTION:Change! The Career Skill No One Can Afford to Ignore\nA multi-session learning series\nChange! Resilience in a Tough Job Market: Turning Setbacks into Strategy\nMarch 19 | 6:00–8:00 pm (EST)\nOnline | Live-streamed webinar\n\n\nReserve your spot\n\nRegistration required\n\n\nBuild the capacity to navigate a tough job market with clarity and resilience\nA challenging job market increases pressure\, uncertainty\, and fatigue — and that’s not a motivation problem. It’s a capacity one. Rejection and setbacks aren’t evidence that you’re doing something wrong; they’re information you can use in an ongoing change process. \nThis session reframes the emotional weight of job searching and introduces capacity‑building as a skill you can strengthen at any stage of your career. Whether you’re facing repeated rejection\, navigating job uncertainty\, managing setbacks\, or trying to sustain a long job search\, you’ll learn how to stay grounded under pressure\, manage your energy and change load\, and approach the process with intention — not burnout. \nThis isn’t about fixing yourself. It’s about moving strategically\, sustainably\, and in alignment so you can stay visible\, resourced\, and positioned for the right opportunities over time. \nWhat you’ll learn in this session\n• How to interpret rejection and setbacks as useful information\n• Tools to stay grounded and make clearer decisions under pressure\n• Ways to manage your energy and change load without burning out\n• Practical strategies you can apply immediately to move forward with intention \nWho this session is for\n• Professionals navigating job uncertainty or a career transition\n• Job seekers feeling fatigued\, discouraged\, or overwhelmed\n• Anyone wanting to build long‑term capacity\, resilience\, and alignment in their career \n\n\nAbout the Change! learning series\n\nChange! is a multi-session learning series that reframes change as a practical career skill — one that can be practiced\, strengthened\, and applied over time. Each session builds on the last\, offering a roadmap for adapting with clarity\, resilience\, and intention in a rapidly evolving world of work.\n  \nMeet your facilitator: Megan Hunter\n\nMegan is the Founder and Executive Strategist of Hunter Health Promotion & Creative. She helps organizations move beyond performative well-being toward meaningful\, human-centered change. Megan is a qualitative researcher and former National Trainer for Psychological Health & Safety in the Workplace. She brings 20 years of experience in workplace health promotion and has trained more than 2\,000 leaders across sectors. Known for her creative\, accessible approach to complex systems change\, Megan blends evidence\, storytelling\, and design thinking to strengthen psychological safety and agency within organizations. \nMegan holds a Master of Science in Health Promotion and Socio-Behavioural Sciences\, with research focused on mental health and psychological health & safety during COVID-19. She is a co-author of Teacher Take Care and an illustrator for the Misty River Valley Fairies book series. \nReserve your spot \n\nRegistration required\n\n\nWorkshop details\n\nLive online webinarPresented in English \nOnce you register\, you’ll receive an email with instructions to join. If you don’t see it an hour before the session\, please check your Spam/Junk folder. \n\n\n 
URL:https://yesmontreal.ca/event/navigating-job-uncertainty-setbacks/
LOCATION:Online / Remote\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Daytime,Employment,Virtual
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