#LifeAtD2L
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Boomerang Corner: Find out Why D2Lers Love “Coming Home”
We get it—sometimes people want to move onto other challenges. But sometimes they also come back. Employees who leave and return are what we call boomerangs.
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D2L: A Place for Learning, Growth and Flexibility
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I'm often asked what it is that makes D2L such a great place to work, so I wanted to share my experience.
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Embracing Neurodiversity: Unmasking at Work
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Starting a new role often comes with some uncertainties and new anxieties. For me, uncertainties with a new role turned into my AuDHD* diagnosis and the realization that D2L is...
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Boomerangs Are Meant to Return
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I began #LifeAtD2L in 2012 on the Teaching and Learning Strategies team with the amazing Ken Chapman, VP, learning innovation advocacy. I loved the work I was involved in and...
Empowering Growth: D2L’s Mentorship Program
At D2L, we believe in fostering an inclusive and supportive workplace where everyone can thrive. One of the ways we achieve this is through our Women in Action (WIN) employee...
Stepping Back In: Strategies for a Smooth Return to Work After Family Leave
After more than a year of enjoying (and enduring) the trials and tribulations that come with being a new parent, that inevitable moment arrives—the return to work. The emotions swirling...
Building Strong Bonds: Embracing Growth and Empowerment
Since joining D2L, I’ve experienced a drastic change in my life—both personally and professionally through the support of my manager and colleagues.
D2L Celebrates Asian Heritage Month
D2L's Employee Resource Group, the BIPOC Employee Network (BEN), presented a lunch and learn to celebrate Asian Heritage Month.
Navigating Work and Life: Insights from the Women in Leadership Event
We recently wrapped up another Women in Leadership speaker event. During the discussion, our panel provided invaluable insights into challenges and strategies that can help in achieving a healthy work-life...
Career Development and What It Means to Tina?
Now more than ever, effective career development can add value for both organizations and employees. Strategically, it can help align individual goals to organizational ones. It can make people and businesses more agile and resilient in the face of unstable economic conditions. It can also be a source of motivation for employees, letting them envision what their career path and future with the company could look like.