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With the Great Reshuffle still underway, many people have been quitting low-paying, dissatisfying, and exploitative jobs in search of something better.
To help with the hunt for more fulfilling work, LinkedIn Learning is making some of its online courses free until November 30, ranging in topics from returning to work after a resume gap to becoming a more inclusive leader.
To access the courses, all you need to do is log in to your regular LinkedIn account.
A Career Strategist’s Guide to Getting a Job
Managing Your Job Seeker Mindset
Switching Your Career
Get Unstuck from a Career Rut
Returning to Work with a Resume Gap
Negotiating Work Flexibility
Build a Personal Learning Plan and Stick with It
Career Advice from Some of the Biggest Names in Business
Executive Presence on Video Conference Calls
How to Make Strategic Thinking a Habit
Guy Kawasaki on Turning Life Wisdom into Business Success
Coaching Skills for Leaders and Managers
Skills for Inclusive Conversations
Executive Leadership
Building Resilience as a Leader
Coaching and Developing Employees
Communicating in the Language of Leadership
Transitioning from Manager to Leader
Leadership Mindsets
How to Give Negative Feedback to Senior Colleagues
Giving and Receiving Feedback
How to Work Smarter, Not Harder: Save Time and Money and Increase Productivity
Starting a Memorable Conversation
In addition to these courses, LinkedIn Learning is also hosting a free, live virtual career summit on October 27. You can RSVP to individual events, which include tips on finding recruiters and tapping into your hidden talents to find the right role.
October 27th Career Summit Live Event Schedule:
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