2025 Newsletter Editions

Fear of Networking

Why Networking Freaks You Out

Plus some techniques for easing the anxiety ¬† (Editor’s Note: This feature is a joint effort, combining ChatGPT’s research capabilities with our staff’s writing and editing skills.) _________________________ NETWORKING: THE VERY word makes many people want to close their eyes and curl up in the fetal position. Despite being one of the most effective ways […]

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Catie Raines

The Apprenticely Insider – Catie Raines, Career Coach, Talent Recruiter

CAREER COACHES BRING a world of instincts, interests, and experience to the task of helping job candidates put their best foot forward. This month, for example, we feature an Apprenticely coach/talent recruiter who’s been studying Japanese since she was a teenager and advises her candidates to march to their own drumbeat—that is, as long as

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Computer Science vs. A.I.

Computer Science VS A.I. – Is the Sky Really Falling?

Don’t believe everything the doomsayers say ¬† Stephen Addison AFTER DECADES OF growth in both jobs and student numbers in Computer Science programs, the emergence of generative A.I. into the mainstream is coinciding with apparent stalls in admissions into college Computer Science programs and stagnation in the growth of Computer Science jobs—particularly at the entry

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Data in the News

Data in the News

A.I. and the future of fraud…What to do when a comment crosses the line at work…Blind resum√©s attract more talent. Check it all out right here. AI Schemes Could ‘Make Bernie Madoff’s Fraud Look Trivial’: Interview with Eugene Soltes – Harvard Business School ¬† What to Do When a Comment Crosses the Line at Work

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Resume Logjam

Swamped

With floods of A.I.-generated resum√©s reshaping hiring, what can real candidates do to rise above the noise? ¬† Tyler Schaller AUGUST MARKS SIX years since I joined First Orion—and more than a decade in the talent acquisition world. In that time, I’ve seen the landscape shift dramatically: from times when you had to beg for

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Remember Who You Are

Remember Who You Are

You’re not a bot—and your smarts aren’t artificial ¬† Jenny Sales AT APPRENTICELY, WE have lots of nuts-and-bolts tips and good practical advice to share with job candidates. But one tip that I’m particularly partial to is the need to keep a positive attitude. We’re all human, and there’s nothing more human than to beat

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The Human Element

The Human Element

The Director’s Chair FOR MANY REASONS, this is a very busy time of year. For parents and students, it’s back-to-school time. For businesses, it’s the start of planning and budget-building for the coming year. If you’re a pigskin fan, it’s the beginning of a new football season. And yes, this moment between the end of

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Data in the News

Data in the News

Is misused A.I. eroding your brand equity?…The Netflix corporate culture: a case study…Why we’re all just so darn tired. Check it all out right here. What Google, Lego, and Other Brands Know About the Promise and Peril of AI – Harvard Business School ¬† Freedom, Fear, and Feedback: Should Other Companies Follow Netflix’s Lead? –

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