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For IT professionals across Cornell, recent workforce shifts, modernization efforts, and evolving organizational structures have added complexity to the work of supporting critical services, projects, and the people who rely on them. Many employees in IT and IT-adjacent roles are balancing evolving…
As community members continue to navigate transitions across the university, the Focus on Change series can be used as a resource supporting reflection, learning, and conversation about these adjustments.
Change shows up differently for everyone at Cornell, much like shifting weather patterns. Some people are navigating uncertainty and unclear priorities (feels like fog), while others feel overwhelmed by constant waves of change (feels like high tides), prolonged strain (feels like endless winter),…
Change triggers both emotional and physical responses, and a quick series of changes or a change that impacts many parts of work at once can leave employees feeling tired, distracted, or unsettled. These responses aren’t a weakness. They reflect a natural physiological response to learning,…
As community members continue to navigate transitions across the university, the Focus on Change series can be used as a resource supporting reflection, learning, and conversation about these adjustments.
The following career resources were contributed by Cornell colleagues for the October 14, 2025 Emerging Tech Dialogues event focusing on the Future of Work, during poster and lunch table discussions.
Deepen your skills in the Microsoft 365 suite (Outlook, Word, PowerPoint, Excel, etc.), Adobe Creative Cloud (Illustrator, InDesign, Photoshop, Acrobat Pro, etc.), technical courses on networking, security, coding, website development, etc., professional effectiveness in the workplace, data…