Become a Master Collaborator

Become a Master Collaborator

by Deanna Parkton and Ed Hunter Have you ever thought to yourself “If you want something done right, do it yourself?”  The adage is a double edged sword.  On one side, self-reliance can stimulate initiative and independence.  But it may also cause isolation and...

Navigating Your Career with In-Demand Skills

Navigating Your Career with In-Demand Skills

by Deanna Parkton Regardless of what industry you started your career in or which one you are currently working in, you can continue to build skills that will serve you no matter the type of roles you pursue in the future. Often, we can feel restricted by our industry...

The Culture Change of Choosing a Career

The Culture Change of Choosing a Career

by Deanna Parkton In early childhood, adults often ask young children what they want to be when they grow up. Elementary schools hold career days in which the children learn about career options. High schools introduce students to career assessment tools that give...

Supporting Autistic Co-Workers

Supporting Autistic Co-Workers

by Deanna Parkton and Ed Hunter Chances are, you are now, or will soon be working with an Autistic professional.  Autistic colleagues can bring a remarkably fresh perspective and unique talents to any team… and some unique challenges for supervisors and co-workers. So...

History of Diversity in the Workforce

History of Diversity in the Workforce

by Deanna Parkton With February being Black History Month and March being Women’s History Month, we are taking a moment to reflect on the importance and growth of diversity in the workplace over the last fifty-plus years. While diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI)...