Inside Alumni Attitudes:Alumni Attitude Study Updates, Issues, and Benchmarks | |
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Considerations for Alumni and/or Student Career GuidanceIn a sense, jobs have a “personalities” much as people do. They can be either energetic or more passive; they may call for a lot of routine or be very flexible; one job may involve a great deal of communication while another is far less interactive. In an ideal situation, an incumbent shares many or at least most of the characteristics of their job. A Real-World ExampleWhat comes to mind when you think about the issues involved in job satisfaction? The elements of satisfaction with work and career are many and varied, to be sure. But have you ever given serious thought to which ones are most impactful? Consider for a moment the following scenario: Alumni Attitude Study© to be Featured at Upcoming CASE ConferencesWe will be discussing the AAS© database in two upcoming CASE conferences. First, at the upcoming CASE Summit in San Francisco, we will look at national alumni attitudinal findings and review ways that attitudinal information is being used as a foundational aspect in the development of strategic trends in alumni engagement. This should be an exciting session integrating some of the newest trends into pre- and post-conference activities for participants. |
In this issue:Considerations for Alumni and/or Student Career Guidance Alumni Attitude Study© to be Featured at Upcoming CASE Conferences What others are saying about the AAS...Richard Engel
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For more information about the Alumni Attitude Study, contact Aaron Osborn, Director of Sales and Marketing, or Rob Shoss, Managing Consultant, at 866-471-8600. | |