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Lindsey Phillips

Lindsey Phillips

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Editor in Chief, Counseling Today

Herndon

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Anthroposophie , Politik, Technik

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Total articles 178

  • Career Pathways are Growing, but Challenges Remain

    By Lindsey Phillips, Taylor White| New America@ This November, local practitioners, state leaders, and national organizations across the country will celebrate Career Development Month through career-focused learning events and activities to support students along their career journeys. Career readiness—and especially the somewhat amorphous concept of career pathways—has gained momentum over the past several years, driven by a confluence of educational and economic factors and, more recently, by student sentiment.

    By Lindsey Phillips, Taylor White · New America

    Oct. 10, 2024

  • Why the Data Analytics Platforms Space Is Expected to Heat Up

    By Lindsey Phillips, Noor Hamouda, Amanda Malko| g2.com@ When it comes to G2 data, the possibilities are endless. With G2 Data Solutions, investors can tap into our data to make more informed decisions about potential investments in the software industry. By providing unbiased user reviews, competitive analysis, insights into product-market fit, and other market trends, G2 empowers investors to make data-driven decisions and uncover opportunities for growth and success.

    By Lindsey Phillips, Noor Hamouda, Amanda Malko · g2.com

    Sep. 16, 2024

  • Career Pathways are Growing, but Challenges Remain

    By Lindsey Phillips, Taylor White| New America@ This November, local practitioners, state leaders, and national organizations across the country will celebrate Career Development Month through career-focused learning events and activities to support students along their career journeys. Career readiness—and especially the somewhat amorphous concept of career pathways—has gained momentum over the past several years, driven by a confluence of educational and economic factors and, more recently, by student sentiment.

    By Lindsey Phillips, Taylor White · New America

    Oct. 10, 2024

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Counseling Today