WORTH’s 10 Career Resources To Follow
Like many during the pandemic - the team here at WORTH have found ourselves re-evaluating our career development; looking for new ways to connect, stand out and maybe even upskill. It had us thinking… there’s a ton of valuable content out there breaking down the world of professional development, so why not share our go-to’s? We’ve compiled a list of some of our favourites who helped us navigate job-searching, self-empowerment, networking, and everything in between.
Take a look at the creators/experts below and give them a follow if you like what you see! Be sure to check out their websites for even more useful tools.
This is a phenomenal women-led organization that focuses on creating inclusive and equal workspaces. Their content covers a wide array of topics relevant for everyday, including equal pay, work/life balance & productivity hacks. If you’re looking for ways to fill your feed with inspiring and educational content, look no further!
Simply put - Jerry is a force to be reckoned with. Hailing from the tech industry; his tips to land you on top of the job market are unmatched. He offers his followers a toolbox full of professional development resources, including networking hacks, resume templates and insider knowledge of the recruitment process.
Sure, we’ve all heard of the Bumble app… but did you know there’s an entire subsection geared towards professional development, networking and mentorship? We’ve been loving this account for its community resources - designed to help you navigate that oh-so-challenging work/life balance.
Shadé’s concise, easy-to-digest videos cover a wide range of topics to help you reach peak performance and be your best self. She shows viewers how to enhance communication skills, overcome limiting self-criticism and navigate challenging situations in the workplace. She breaks down every concept flawlessly, giving specific examples of how you can apply these tips to your everyday life.
Career Contessa serves as a comprehensive guide to helping women feel more fulfilled and successful at work. They regularly share interview tips, workplace red flags, and dive deep into current professional trends like side hustles and double-dipping (yes, we had to look that one up too!). As if their feed isn’t already jam-packed with resources, their website + podcast + book surely help cover it all!
A fan favourite of the team here at WORTH - and for good reason! Natasha is the author of “The HR Insider” and President & CEO of Career Contacts based here in Vancouver. She’s a wealth of knowledge when it comes to recruitment tips for employers & employees alike and shares her take on current topics like The Great Resignation and salary transparency. Give her a follow if you want to stay up to date on industry trends!
Thrive’s content feed is chalk-full of timely reminders to check-in with yourself, life hacks and confidence-boosters. They’ve recently launched their book “Your Time to Thrive,” and are focused on helping “people live and work with less stress, more productivity, and greater well-being.”
Another favourite here at WORTH; Makenzie offers “career-coaching that doesn’t make you yawn.” Her feed is designed to aptly help you Love Your Mondays, full of relatable worklife topics and engaging career-related discussions. Give her a follow if you’re looking for a little Monday motivation!
Sam is your self-appointed “Career Bestie”... and the name checks out! With a similar style to Jerry Lee & Shadé Zahrai, her how-to videos are fast paced and straightforward. She’ll help you ace interviews, negotiate like a pro and is the ultimate confidence-booster.
A witty & relatable feed, full of career advice and daily inspiration to keep on your radar! They cover an array of topics, like productivity, working from home and the gender pay gap… just to name a few. Girlboss also features a podcast and has a job board of their own (including remote options).
Be sure to check out our complete Instagram Guide here. Did we miss one of your own favourites? Let us know at hello@worthassociation.com!