I’ve been amazed by how openly clients share their stories—often deeply personal, sometimes painful. I’ve worked with individuals re-entering the workforce after years in federal prison. They told me about their pasts, sometimes in more detail than I expected. But I listened. Because I believe in people’s capacity to grow, to contribute, and to start again.
Remember when you were 5 years old, people used to always ask what to you want to be when you grow up? Today, regardless of your age, you and others ask the same question just reworded. In today’s labour market with low unemployment rates, job seekers have more options. It has been clear that people change jobs for a variety of reason to meet personal career goals and individual motivation.
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