Join fellow U of T grads for a practical, market-savvy webinar on career strategies designed to help you thrive—even in uncertain times. Learn actionable insights tailored to Canada’s evolving labour market, using AI tools like ChatGPT and platforms like LinkedIn.
Whether you’re just starting out or well established, career growth can be challenging in recessionary times. Even top performers can feel stuck during downturns. With fewer openings and heavier workloads, many alumni ask: How do I keep moving forward when the market slows?
In this exclusive webinar for U of T alumni, LinkedIn’s former Head of Education Marketing shares insider strategies to thrive in a contracting economy. Learn how to tailor your approach to today’s job market.
By joining this webinar, you will have an opportunity to:
- Get noticed by recruiters—even in hiring slowdowns.
- Showcase your impact when promotions feel out of reach.
- Thrive under pressure with smarter time strategies.
- Spot growth opportunities others might miss.
- Understand when and how to take calculated risks
About the speaker
Jeremy Schifeling
Founder of The Job Insiders
Jeremy Schifeling has devoted his career to helping others succeed in theirs. From leading the Education Team at LinkedIn to the Marketing Team at Khan Academy, he’s touched the lives of millions of people at every stage of their journeys.
The U of T Hub on Ten Thousand Coffees is a free, online networking tool for the entire U of T community. More than 12,000 alumni professionals and students use the hub to give and get career advice. Alumni Career Series webinars are featured through the U of T Hub. These webinars feature industry experts and U of T faculty, and deliver peer-to-peer learning based on professional best practices. Join the hub to build your network, find like-minded alumni and students, and exchange career advice, anytime, anywhere.
Have questions about this event?
Contact Alumni Programs at alumni.programs@utoronto.ca
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