Many of us came into the CRM sector unprepared for the realities of the business world. Resumes, interviews, professional communication, collaboration, supervision, technical writing, time management, project management, budgeting, accounting, scheduling, hiring, personnel management, negotiation and leadership aren’t commonly seen on our class syllabi. We learn these, and then teach them, on the job.

This session is targeted at students and junior professionals embarking on a career in CRM. It will provide practical learnings on professional and business topics, and how they apply to archaeology. It will include several invited presentations and is also open to volunteered papers from professionals who want to share their experience with the next generation.

This session is organized by the Canadian Cultural Resources Association as part of the CRM Expo.