Brian Morvant on October 18, 2022
Gaining experience in Microsoft Office's most popular programs (Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook) can be tremendously useful in your professional and personal life, even in navigating your diagnosis. Within, we detail how you can access and learn these programs... for free!
Read MoreNicole Jarvis, LMSW on September 7, 2022
Despite remote work becoming more common after the pandemic, many employers are urging employees to return to the office. Within, we discuss how you might approach requesting to work from home for the long-term.
Read MoreBrian Morvant on August 31, 2022
Did you know there are things you can do to curate your LinkedIn feed so you see more content that you want to see and less content that you don’t?
Read MoreBrian Morvant on August 4, 2022
A one-way interview typically takes place online, without an employer present, through an automated web-platform that will prompt you with a series of questions and then give you a limited amount of time to record a response over video. Here are a few tips for how to prepare and make the most of your time.
Read MoreTatiana Pacheco on July 21, 2022
Being bilingual can position you as a strong candidate, either for a promotion or a new job. However, sometimes speaking multiple languages comes so naturally that people don’t highlight it on their resumes and miss the opportunity to grab an employer’s attention. Fortunately, there are ways you can show off your bilingual skills on your resume.
Read MoreScott Sinclair on June 30, 2022
CAC stumbled upon a study about ways to make the workplace more inclusive of LGBTQIA+ employees. We found that some of the recommendations dovetail with thinking about how to research prospective employers and figure out if their values align with your own and whether they will offer the support you might need to work during or after treatment.
Read MoreMaddy Meislin on May 11, 2022
How to inventory the skills you already have and look for jobs that match your skill set.
Read MoreNicole Jarvis, LMSW on April 25, 2022
A resume is a given when applying for a new job, but don't overlook the importance and impact of the cover letter. Check out our tips for creating a strong narrative to tell the story your resume can't.
Read MoreSissy Silva on April 11, 2022
A job interview isn't just a one-sided conversation. It is also an opportunity to ask questions of your interviewer that will help you determine if this role is right for you.
Read MoreBrian Morvant on March 21, 2022
Deciding whether or not to disclose your diagnosis is a nuanced decision, but it is important to be mindful of ways your diagnosis might accidentally be disclosed as well.
Read MoreNicole Jarvis, LMSW on February 22, 2022
Action verbs can be a gamechanger when revising your resume to be more effective. Check out how to implement them to your advantage!
Read MoreSissy Silva on January 21, 2022
You may have more transferable skills than you realize. This blog shares tips that can help you identify and highlight the skills you already have that may support your job search. You'll also find exciting CAC programs within.
Read MoreMaddy Meislin on January 12, 2022
There are many reasons cancer patients and survivors may want to switch careers. This blog provides steps you can take to achieve your goals.
Read MoreNicole Jarvis, LMSW on August 30, 2021
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the landscape of life as most of us know it. An unexpected positive outcome is the impact on the job market and the power of employees. Read on for more information on how the "Great Resignation" has created job perks for job seekers!
Read MoreSissy Silva on August 16, 2021
The decision to make a career change can be both exciting and stressful, especially when thinking about next steps; what type of work you want to do and how you’re going to make it happen. However stressful this may be, it is important to be prepared and to remember that it is a process.
Read MoreNicole Jarvis, LMSW on August 2, 2021
It might seem like the most logical choice to share your own cancer history with a potential employer when you're applying for a job in the cancer space, but there are still considerations around disclosure. Find out how to approach the job search when looking for work in the cancer community.
Read MoreBrian Morvant on June 29, 2021
We've compiled a list of resources we hope will specifically help our LGBTQIA+ community in assessing company culture during the job search.
Read MoreSissy Silva on June 10, 2021
While some companies are now starting to, or considering, asking their employees to return to on-site work, many more are making working from home a permanent fixture. This could be great news for patients and survivors looking for remote work, or those looking to continue working remotely while balancing work and cancer.
Read MoreNicole Franklin, MPH on March 31, 2021
The drive to find work that is personally fulfilling is something that many people strive towards but can become even more of a priority after facing a life-changing experience–like a cancer diagnosis.
Read MoreNicole Franklin, MPH on January 28, 2021
If you’re unemployed and job hunting, figuring out how to earn extra money in the interim might be an appealing prospect. The good news is there are ways to bring in extra earnings while you look for more permanent employment!
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