Who is The Career Coach?

No matter where you are along your career path, Thred is here to help. Allow us to introduce you to your very own Career Coach, Dan Kiernan. Dan is currently the Career Advisor at the Saïd Business School, University of Oxford, where he focuses on impact careers (perfect) and he has recently been selected as a ‘Top Voice for Jobs and Careers’ by LinkedIn. Whether you need help writing a winning CV to score your dream job or advice on how to find a job with a company that’s actually making a difference, Dan is here to answer your questions and guide you down your chosen career path. Don’t hesitate, hit Dan up by emailing [email protected] and start taking charge of your career! In the meantime, scroll down for a variety of career-building articles and videos to get you started. #changeiscoming

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Will AI change the value of human mentorship?

Will AI change the value of human mentorship?

As AI automates entry-level work, the way we learn on the job is shifting. Mentorship won't vanish, but its purpose is evolving into something far more human. I won't be out of a job, probably. AI won’t replace mentorship, but it will redefine it There’s a lot of talk about how AI will reshape entry-level work. But one thing feels clear to me: the more AI we use, the more human...

By Oxford, UK
Gen Zers must get AI literate for CVs and LinkedIn

Gen Zers must get AI literate for CVs and LinkedIn

How should Gen Z navigate the pressure to appear 'AI-literate' on CVs or LinkedIn when many still feel under trained or unsure where to start? The pressure to appear "AI-literate" on your CV and LinkedIn is real, but actually very few people are truly experts yet. The technology is so new that everyone, from seasoned professionals to recent grads, is still figuring it out. So don’t be scared to start! That...

By Oxford, UK
Do Gen Z employers need a management style refresh?

Do Gen Z employers need a management style refresh?

Employers will have no choice but to update management styles to help Gen Z reach their full potential. As my colleague Dr. Naeema Pasha points out in her work, Gen Z are used to instant communication. They’ve been given continuous feedback during their education, with regular testing, followed by rewards for passing. Their parents and teachers have been very involved in their lives, and decision-making is a shared-activity. And...

By Oxford, UK