To build your career, stay connected

Navigating a career can be a challenge! It’s important to build skills and grow your networks. Take time to connect, and get ready for what happens next!

Careers can lead in unexpected directions

When you land a great job at an exciting company, you can be forgiven for dialling back the energy you’ve put into your own networking. After all, there are the things you need to learn at your new job, plus getting to know new colleagues and clients.  But once you feel confident and comfortable where you are, it’s critical to dive back into growing your network. Because these days, our career paths are anything but predictable.

Changing careers, building values

The truth is that changing careers and jobs is the new normal. In fact, 7 in 10 Canadians report that they want to move to a new job within the next year. And it’s not just about higher salaries. Gen Z and Millennials prioritize working for organizations that align with their values. These can include things like environmental responsibility, or a good work/life balance

All of this can be a challenge, but navigating your career path is easier when you have a great network

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The non-linear career path

A non-linear career path may be less predictable than the traditional rise up the corporate ladder. But on the plus side, this kind of career path will take you places you might never have imagined. 

But here’s the thing: for all of this to work, it’s important to stay connected. 

Is digital connectivity connecting us? 

Digital collaboration is easier than it’s ever been, and it’s what makes hybrid and remote work possible

But the flip side? Studies show that relying on social media can make us more disconnected from one another in real life. 

Lifelong learning and networking

When you build a professional network, you are choosing to engage with people who will contribute to your career development. Even better, a  network of like-minded professionals will keep you up-to-date with job openings, industry developments, and upskilling opportunities that can change your career, and your life.

Don’t forget that lifelong learning is key to adapting to today’s complex and changing labour market. And upskilling programs like the ones offered by Upskill Canada and Palette Skills not only give you the chance to refresh and renew your skills, they can also connect you to a valuable alumni community

Your contacts in these and other networks will give you ongoing support, networking opportunities, and valuable industry contacts.

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Stay connected, get upskilled

There’s no better time to get connected to people, learning, and career growth. Check out Upskill Canada, powered by Palette Skills and navigate your career path your way!

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Eligibility for SalesCamp

To be admitted and accepted into the program, you must be:
  • Be actively searching for work and ready to take on employment opportunities tech sales.
  • Be able to legally work in Canada. 
  • Not be a full-time student.
  • Be a highly motivated individual actively seeking out new opportunities.
  • Have least 3 years of formal work experience in Canada or abroad.
  • Have an English language rating of CLB Level 8, or IELTS of 6.5 overall.
  • Be available for Zoom sessions, many of which will be full-time.
  • Be able and committed to attending networking day events as part of regular programming.
  • Be comfortable using technology and learning online.
  • Live or intend to live in the province where the program is being offered.
  • Have a reliable internet connection, device, and a quiet environment for virtual learning.
  • Be committed and able to join the Canadian workforce full-time immediately following the program.
You may not be eligible if:
  • You do not pass our application and/or interview skills assessment. 
  • You are not actively searching or able to start a job in business-to-business tech sales.
  • You are not able to legally work in Canada.
  • You do not reside in the province where the program is operating.
  • You are going to school full-time.
  • You do not have three years of work experience outside of your studies.
  • You are interested in taking SalesCamp solely for learning purposes, but are building your own business and not intending to work in the field.

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