by Anne Wilson | Jan 26, 2026 | What do you want from a career?
In a previous post, I explored the idea of reflecting on our childhood influences. The games, toys, stories, and role models that quietly shape us and often continue to steer our career choices long after we’ve forgotten them. What I didn’t expect was how difficult it...
by Anne Wilson | Jan 19, 2026 | What do you want from a career?
When we’re contemplating a career change, it’s natural to look ahead — to possibilities, to plans, to the version of ourselves we hope to grow into. But sometimes the most meaningful guidance comes from looking in the opposite direction. Backwards. Toward the small,...
by Anne Wilson | Dec 8, 2025 | Careers Resources
Earlier this year, at the invitation of DMUs’ Professor Zoë Allman, Associate Dean, Education, I delivered a day of career-focused workshops for staff at risk of redundancy. After the day, which was well-received by staff, we reflected together on the increasing...
by Anne Wilson | May 19, 2025 | Career Development
From Enrolment to Employment: The Case for Careers Services to Be at the Heart of Student Success and University Strategy There is a growing disconnect in higher education between what students expect, what universities offer, and what employers need (Jackson, 2023)....
by Anne Wilson | Apr 28, 2025 | Careers Resources
I mentioned Career Anchors in a previous post on the free career resources that can help when you’re applying for jobs. In this post, I explore Schein’s questionnaire in more detail. I’m a fan of any questionnaire that develops self-awareness....
