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How and When to Make a Career Pivot

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 […]


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. […]


NEW Career Stages Menu!

Back in early Fall 2025, we shared out an Alumni Needs Survey in hopes of gathering information about the most pressing concerns of Wake Forest alumni based on their career stages. After hearing from so many of you, we continued to dig deeper through individual […]


The Work Necessary to Lead Across Generations

We have more generations in the workforce than ever before – from Traditionalists to Gen Z – and with that comes differences in work style, communications, expectations, and values. How do leaders actually lead their people and organization when the generational differences are vast? In […]


Exploring Your Third Act & Retirement

Making a career change later in life or planning for retirement can feel intimidating, especially since many people are uncomfortable with change and uncertainty. But there are individuals who have successfully navigated this transition, and they’ve generously created resources and shared their wisdom to help […]


Make a Mid-Career Change with Confidence

If you’re looking to make a change, it might feel overwhelming to know how to start. Especially in mid-career, when you’ve locked in a network and an identity with a particular role, organization, or industry, figuring out how to move forward – even when you […]


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