After several years of allowing remote and hybrid work situations, many organizations are now requiring employees to return to the office. Brené Brown and Adam Grant explore the return-to-office debate and consider the questions that employers and companies should be asking before making these in-person […]
This article from Yale Insights explores how artificial intelligence is causing a disruption at the entry-level as companies heavily scale Agentic AI to automate entire workflows. Instead of implementing mass layoffs, many firms are initiating a “big freeze” by slowing down recruitment and using […]
Whether you are a recent grad navigating your first role or a seasoned executive leading a major organization, burnout is rarely a “one-size-fits-all” experience. Its symptoms shift as we move through different stages of the professional journey. Based on recent insights from Harvard Business […]
In this latest post for Psychology Today, AVP Allison McWilliams (’95) explores how modern career paths have shifted away from the traditional, predictable upward trajectory. This shift causes many individuals to face burnout or realize they are not suited for management. Instead, voluntarily taking […]
This insightful analysis from TIME featuring Nobel laureate Claudia Goldin explores how the workplace must evolve to support the “time tax” inherent in modern parenting. By reimagining how we structure our teams, we can create a more equitable environment where professional success and personal […]
Recently our AVP Allison McWilliams (’95) was featured on the University of Kentucky Alumni Association’s Job Club webinar series and shared her expertise on what to consider when making a career pivot. She discusses the current state of the job market, how to identify […]
Constant “work dreaming” can be a sign that our professional responsibilities are encroaching on the rest and reflection needed to sustain our long-term mission. By establishing intentional boundaries and wind-down rituals, we can ensure that our job doesn’t come at the expense of our own […]
Changing careers later in life can feel daunting, but focusing on “durable skills” like problem-solving and critical thinking can make the transition much smoother. In this article from Fast Company, author Art Markman argues that it’s never too late to make a career shift. […]
Knowing how to effectively build and maintain your network is a vital skill that you’ll need in order to navigate your personal and professional life. Whether you’re in the midst of a job search, adjusting to new work role or organization, or seeking out mentorship […]
In this CNBC feature, a veteran recruiter with 30 years of experience argues that job seekers in 2026 should move away from traditional online applications, which have become a digital “black hole.” The article explains that the rise of AI-automated application tools has flooded […]