** Recent Verified Purchase review from Amazon **

This book is INCREDIBLY helpful! The stories are varied, inspirational, and empowering. They are also really encouraging to read when life takes its turns on you. And above all, it's FILLED with PRACTICAL advice!

Thx Laura for the positive review!

We interviewed 62 people about their stories finding their first job. Paired with a comprehensive review of research on career counseling, this anthology is meant to inspire readers as they navigate their own job searches.

Watch the finalists' videos:
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Then vote for your favorite:
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Please consider voting for us! And please repost this liberally to spread the word!!

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I'd love to hear from you. What books shaped YOUR career journey the most? Why? Comment or RT to share your book!

#careers #books #jobs #motivation

I'll start: in high school, Washburn's (2006) University Inc. exposed me to all the challenges (and opportunities) of higher education.

Then in early college, Cain's (2012) Quiet laid the foundation for how I think about leadership and how I personally lead (yes, I'm actually quite introverted!).

Agree or disagree?
I’d love to hear your thoughts below.

And if you’re an instructor, follow along: I’ll be sharing templates, rubrics, and materials soon.

#HigherEd #Teaching #IOPsych #ActiveLearning

Students learn to research, reason, & argue with integrity. To understand both sides, not just defend their own.

In my latest blog post, I share why debates are:
• intellectually rigorous
• engaging for modern learners
• adaptable for ethical AI integration

www.statslabatcmc.com/blog/2025-10...

My inspiration goes way back. I founded my middle school debate team, became president of one of the largest high school teams in the US, and even coached for years.

Debate shaped how I think, argue, and teach. Now I’m bringing that training full circle, into the classroom.

First, credit where it’s due: @chriswiese.bsky.social was the first I-O psych faculty I know to integrate structured debates into class.

Thanks for generously sharing your materials when I started designing this!