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What the Return-to-Office Debate Gets Wrong

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 […]


Navigating a Late Career Change

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. […]


Protecting Critical Thinking in the Age of AI

Here at the APCDC, we spend a great deal of time thinking about AI and how we use it personally, professionally, and in the career development space. We also talk a lot about putting the “human” back into AI and using it as a “thought […]


How to Get Unstuck

We’ve all experienced a time in our lives when we’ve felt stuck. One of the most frustrating situations to experience this feeling is in your career or job search. In her latest post for Psychology Today, our AVP Allison McWilliams (’95) offers up six […]


How to Be a Great Manager in a High Tech World

You’ve seen the stories about all the ways AI is changing work, from taking people’s jobs to automating roles to impacting hiring and more. And while there is truth to some of this, the reality is, we just don’t know yet all the ways this […]


7 Workplace Trends for 2026

Wondering what the workplace will look like in 2026? The impact of AI on workflows and job roles, the value of human-centric skills, and a focus on the employee experience are just a few of the trends we should expect to see in the ever-changing […]


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