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We’re proud to announce the Skillful Indiana Governor’s Coaching Corps (SGCC) has a new cohort! The Skillful Governor’s Coaching Corps is an intensive eight-month program that recognizes the vital role

This blog was originally published August 28, 2019, on IN Gov Talent Talk by Stephanie Butram, TAA Unit-Program Director for the Indiana Department of Workforce Development Skillful Indiana Governor’s Coaching

By Natalie Heustis, Manager of Employer Initiatives at Skillful Indiana Like most states in this tight labor market, Indiana is grappling with how to find talent for their workforce. One

By Tracey Everett, Manager of Career Coaching Initiatives at Skillful Indiana As we close out 2019 I want to reflect on an important milestone for Skillful Indiana this year: The

Earlier this year the Department of Labor announced the U.S. unemployment rate fell to its lowest level in 50 years. The economy continues to add jobs and workers have plenty

Despite rising concerns of a recession, our economy continues to expand . Even though hiring has slowed down, workers still have plenty of employment options in August 2019 the economy

Your resume needs to make a good first impression, and fast: according to a survey of 2,200 hiring managers, one in six respondents said they spend 30 seconds or less

By Paige Shevlin, Director of Policy and National Initiatives at Skillful Advances in automation and technology are placing demands on workers to gain new skills faster than ever before to

I’m excited to announce that applications for the Skillful Governor’s Coaching Corps are open ! We encourage all eligible* career coaches to apply. The eight-month program, which begins in October

Diversity and inclusion is a trending HR topic, a lot of forward-thinking companies are seeking to build a diverse team, which has been shown to encourage creativity and better decision-making.

Roughly 24 million American children under the age of 18 are living in a single-parent home, and, only one in four single parents moved up in the labor market over

“It’s never too late to find out that you’re doing something you don’t like…Then you’ve got to take hold of yourself and decide what you would like to be doing