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You’ve networked, you’ve interviewed and now you’ve secured a new role. Congratulations! Check out these four tips from Lynn Simon-Thomas, Manager, Diversity Engagement, to help you transition and be successful in your new role: https://travl.rs/3RaLLYX

You’ve networked, you’ve interviewed and now you’ve secured a new role. Congratulations! Check out these four tips from Lynn Simon-Thomas, Manager, Diversity Engagement, to help you transition and be successful in your new role.

Securing a new job is one thing, starting it is another. This #careerblog article will provide the tips you need. #TRVemployee Travelers

Some wise advice from a seasoned Executive Career Coach

Providing the right career advice to executives during times of change is critically important. This article shares some great insights from Directioneering Executive Career Coach David Nicolson

In a case of 'you don't know, what you don't know'. Sage advice for Executives who want to take charge of their careers and how they represent themselves internally and externally. Well worth the read.

For Job Opportunity Specialist Fredrick Settles, COVID 19 gave him the opportunity to put his life skills to good use not only for himself but for the benefit of his co-workers as well. Read more in our Staff Spotlight of Fredrick Settles.

For Job Opportunity Specialist Fredrick Settles, COVID 19 gave him the opportunity to put his life skills to good use not only for himself but for the benefit of his co-workers as well. Read more in our Staff Spotlight of Fredrick Settles.

Part 2 - Reflection and acknowledgement: Homer - My first boss at a fortune 100 company. I was technician level when he told me that if you want a career and profession, get your masters degree and certifications in IH. After being young and hardheaded for a year, I took his advice. My income doubled upon completion of my masters - good advice. Executive VP Mentor - I was in the management development process when he told me, 'If you are a white male, aged 50, and not the head of your department, be prepared to be laid off'. When I was not interviewed for the corporate director position, I took his advice and began a five-year plan to start my own consulting company. It actually took seven years to become a successful consultant - but it was good advice.

For Job Opportunity Specialist Fredrick Settles, COVID 19 gave him the opportunity to put his life skills to good use not only for himself but for the benefit of his co-workers as well. Read more in our Staff Spotlight of Fredrick Settles.