Project experience
Here are some projects that CareerStorm team has implemented before CareerStorm Navigator.
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1999 - 2003
Monster.com, Europe and Canada
CareerStorm assessments were licensed to Monster in 15 countries in 9 languages. Monster is the leading global careers website, recording about 30 million unique visits in a month.
2003
IAEVG
CareerStorm took initiative to redesign the IAEVG (International Associations of Educational and Vocational Guidance) web-site. The new site was launched at the annual conference in Warsaw May 2002.
2000-2001
Career Innovation Group, Oxford, UK
CareerStorm designed an Interactive Career Zone for employees and managers of companies linked to Career Innovation Group (e.g. Cap Gemini Ernst&Young, PricewaterhouseCoopers, UBS, Marriott International and Reuters).
1999-2004
Mansikkpaikka / Strawberry Patch
Strawberry Patch is an internet-based career development service for young students ages 15-19. Available in Finnish only, this site is free of charge to all users.
1998-2000
Helsingin Sanomat, Helsinki, Finland
CareerStorm contributed a wide range of assessments, career tools and articles to the initial design of Finland's leading recruitment web-site powered by Scandinavia's biggest newspaper, Helsingin Sanomat.
- "Interactive Career Guide" featuring assessments and articles.
- "Job Seeeker's Guide" featuring articles and an interview simulation.
- "CV- and application letter wizard" that gives directions and examples for creating a winning resume.
- "Educational choice readiness assessment" that helps young people evaluate their readiness to make career decisions.
1997 - 1998
University of Helsinki, Finland
Heidi led the project team that designed and implemented Finland's first interactive web-based career guidance learning environment, Apaja. Following this project, CareerStorm was founded.
1996 - 1997
Ministry of Labor, Employment Services, Helsinki, Finland
Heidi completed an extensive survey of different computer-assisted career guidance software in North America and Europe. She prepared a 96-page report, which laid the foundation for Ministry of Labor's national web-based career guidance project in Finland.