#505: Henna Pryor, PCC is a highly sought-after Workplace Performance Expert and an award-winning 2x TEDx and global keynote speaker, virtual presenter, author, and professional executive coach. She’s known for her science-backed approach to improving the performance, habits, and actions of hungry high achievers – in her fun, no-nonsense, no-jargon way – to move them from their first level of success to their next one. She has been invited to speak twice for TEDx in New York City and Wilmington, DE and brings her expertise to a variety of global organizations including Google, Workday, FIS Global, and Johnson &amp; Johnson. She has also been featured in top TV, podcast, and print media including Forbes, NBC, Washington Post, Fast Company, and more. Henna founded Pryority Group – a fast-growing performance growth firm – to expand on her belief that the key to most people’s success is leaning into awkwardness a little bit longer to skyrocket strategic risk-taking and be braver in the work that we do. Her best-selling book,  Good Awkward, published in September has been endorsed by NFL Quarterback Russell Wilson, former HBR Editor Karen Dillon, and received the rare Kirkus Star for excellence in writing.

#505: Henna Pryor, PCC is a highly sought-after Workplace Performance Expert and an award-winning 2x TEDx and global keynote speaker, virtual presenter, author, and professional executive coach. She’s known for her science-backed approach to improving the performance, habits, and actions of hungry high achievers – in her fun, no-nonsense, no-jargon way – to move them from their first level of success to their next one. She has been invited to speak twice for TEDx in New York City and Wilmington, DE and brings her expertise to a variety of global organizations including Google, Workday, FIS Global, and Johnson &amp; Johnson. She has also been featured in top TV, podcast, and print media including Forbes, NBC, Washington Post, Fast Company, and more. Henna founded Pryority Group – a fast-growing performance growth firm – to expand on her belief that the key to most people’s success is leaning into awkwardness a little bit longer to skyrocket strategic risk-taking and be braver in the work that we do. Her best-selling book, <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Good-Awkward-Embrace-Embarrassing-Celebrate/dp/1646871456?crid=36Z92T4RACYH1&amp;keywords=henna+pryor+good+awkward&amp;qid=1702917920&amp;sprefix=henna+pryor%2Caps%2C126&amp;sr=8-1&amp;linkCode=ll1&amp;tag=rejoin01-20&amp;linkId=6aa2700fffa6ae79aed3c718979c7c2d&amp;language=en_US&amp;ref_=as_li_ss_tl" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Good Awkward</a>, published in September has been endorsed by NFL Quarterback Russell Wilson, former HBR Editor Karen Dillon, and received the rare Kirkus Star for excellence in writing.

The Power of Awkwardness: Transforming Cringe into Courage with Henna Pryor

#504: The only way to crush the uncertainty we feel about the next steps in our careers is to get comfortable not knowing. Which is a huge shift Paul had to make.  I believe this is the single greatest skill we can learn if we want to achieve our hopes and dreams to get what we want out of life.  This is why The ​UnBREAKable Community​ exists.   So I want to share our 5 core principles that we live inside the community.

#504: The only way to crush the uncertainty we feel about the next steps in our careers is to get comfortable not knowing. Which is a huge shift Paul had to make. I believe this is the single greatest skill we can learn if we want to achieve our hopes and dreams to get what we want out of life. This is why The ​UnBREAKable Community​ exists.  So I want to share our 5 core principles that we live inside the community.

Banish The Uncertainty Holding You Back

Paul Dircks

#503: I am beyond excited for today's conversation. We've got a guest who's not only a fantastic individual but has an inspiring journey to share. I want you to meet Paul Dircks. Now, Paul and I go way back. We connected earlier this year when he reached out for some coaching during a pivotal moment in his life. Today, we're going to dive into his transformative journey and discuss how he navigated some tough decisions, ultimately leading to where he is now. For those of you curious about personal transformations, career pivots, and the nitty-gritty of making life-altering decisions, you're in for a treat. Paul's story is packed with insights, inspiration, and a sprinkle of motivation that could very well be the push you need. Now, here's a sneak peek: Paul embarked on a health journey that saw him shedding over 50 pounds, and trust me, the lessons he learned along the way extend far beyond the gym. We'll touch on the parallels between health and career, those breakthrough moments that catalyze change, and the nitty-gritty details of what it takes to redefine your path. But before we dive in, let me remind you that you can learn more about Paul on his website. And hey, don't forget to connect with him on LinkedIn. There's so much more to discover, and I can't wait for you to hear the wisdom Paul is about to drop.

#503: I am beyond excited for today's conversation. We've got a guest who's not only a fantastic individual but has an inspiring journey to share. I want you to meet Paul Dircks. Now, Paul and I go way back. We connected earlier this year when he reached out for some coaching during a pivotal moment in his life. Today, we're going to dive into his transformative journey and discuss how he navigated some tough decisions, ultimately leading to where he is now. For those of you curious about personal transformations, career pivots, and the nitty-gritty of making life-altering decisions, you're in for a treat. Paul's story is packed with insights, inspiration, and a sprinkle of motivation that could very well be the push you need. Now, here's a sneak peek: Paul embarked on a health journey that saw him shedding over 50 pounds, and trust me, the lessons he learned along the way extend far beyond the gym. We'll touch on the parallels between health and career, those breakthrough moments that catalyze change, and the nitty-gritty details of what it takes to redefine your path. But before we dive in, let me remind you that you can learn more about Paul on his <a href="https://www.citysidecap.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">website</a>. And hey, don't forget to connect with him on <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/pauldircks/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">LinkedIn</a>. There's so much more to discover, and I can't wait for you to hear the wisdom Paul is about to drop.

Breaking Barriers with Paul Dircks: A Story of Health and Career Triumph

#502: Last week the world lost a legend. Charlie Munger passed away at the age of 99. Charlie was (and still is) deeply influential on me. If you’ve taken my course, ​Advantage Mapping Foundations​, you’ve seen and heard from Charlie. I’ve learned more about life and reality from studying this man than I did in all of my schooling, easily.  In honor of his passing, here are 10 key lessons from a life well lived.

#502: Last week the world lost a legend. Charlie Munger passed away at the age of 99. Charlie was (and still is) deeply influential on me. If you’ve taken my course, <a href="https://careercloud.com/products/advantage-mapping-foundations-course/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">​Advantage Mapping Foundations​</a>, you’ve seen and heard from Charlie. I’ve learned more about life and reality from studying this man than I did in all of my schooling, easily. In honor of his passing, here are 10 key lessons from a life well lived.

10 Lessons From A Legend Who Broke The Mold

Justin Brey

#501: Our conversation today revolves around life-changing moments and the remarkable power of personal transformation. Get ready to be inspired as we introduce our guest, Justin Brey, who has a remarkable story to share. On December 19th, 2020, Justin faced a life-altering decision. He had driven out to the mountains with a suicide note, ready to end it all. But at that pivotal moment, a text message from his brother-in-law changed the course of his life forever. We'll delve into the details of that message and how it had a profound impact on Justin's perspective. Justin's story is a testament to the strength of the human spirit. It's not just about hitting rock bottom; it's about finding the courage to climb back up. We'll take a deep dive into his journey, discussing the struggles he faced, the battle with addiction, and the arduous path to healing. This conversation may get intense at times, but it's filled with hidden gems and valuable lessons that can inspire all of us. Before we embark on this compelling dialogue, I encourage you to connect with Justin Brey on various social media platforms. Follow his journey and gain insights from his experiences – it's time well spent. Now, let's journey into the world of personal transformation, resilience, and the profound impact of discovering one's purpose in life. Join me in this eye-opening conversation with Justin Brey on The Break podcast.

#501: Our conversation today revolves around life-changing moments and the remarkable power of personal transformation. Get ready to be inspired as we introduce our guest, Justin Brey, who has a remarkable story to share. On December 19th, 2020, Justin faced a life-altering decision. He had driven out to the mountains with a suicide note, ready to end it all. But at that pivotal moment, a text message from his brother-in-law changed the course of his life forever. We'll delve into the details of that message and how it had a profound impact on Justin's perspective. Justin's story is a testament to the strength of the human spirit. It's not just about hitting rock bottom; it's about finding the courage to climb back up. We'll take a deep dive into his journey, discussing the struggles he faced, the battle with addiction, and the arduous path to healing. This conversation may get intense at times, but it's filled with hidden gems and valuable lessons that can inspire all of us. Before we embark on this compelling dialogue, I encourage you to connect with Justin Brey on various social media platforms. Follow his journey and gain insights from his experiences – it's time well spent. Now, let's journey into the world of personal transformation, resilience, and the profound impact of discovering one's purpose in life. Join me in this eye-opening conversation with Justin Brey on The Break podcast.

The Text Message That Saved A Life: Justin Brey's Incredible Story

#500: Today's conversation is all about belief and purpose, two essential elements on our life's journey. But first, let me share why this topic is so important. When I first reached out to today's guest, I realized how much his journey resonated with my own experiences. Many people, like me, sometimes struggle with finding our true purpose and building belief in ourselves. The journey can be a winding road, filled with ups and downs. In today's conversation, we'll explore how to build that belief, even if it doesn't come naturally. I'll also reflect on my own upbringing, the challenges I faced, and how I began to discover my purpose. It's a journey that many of us can relate to, filled with twists and turns that ultimately shape who we become. But before we dive in, I encourage you to connect with our guest, Danny Miranda, on LinkedIn and Instagram. His social media profiles are packed with inspiration and valuable insights. You can follow him to learn more about his incredible journey and stay updated on his thoughts and experiences. So, without further ado, let's delve into the world of belief and purpose, and see where this conversation takes us on The Break podcast.

#500: Today's conversation is all about belief and purpose, two essential elements on our life's journey. But first, let me share why this topic is so important. When I first reached out to today's guest, I realized how much his journey resonated with my own experiences. Many people, like me, sometimes struggle with finding our true purpose and building belief in ourselves. The journey can be a winding road, filled with ups and downs. In today's conversation, we'll explore how to build that belief, even if it doesn't come naturally. I'll also reflect on my own upbringing, the challenges I faced, and how I began to discover my purpose. It's a journey that many of us can relate to, filled with twists and turns that ultimately shape who we become. But before we dive in, I encourage you to connect with our guest, Danny Miranda, on <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/dannymiranda/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">LinkedIn</a> and <a href="https://www.instagram.com/heydannymiranda/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a>. His social media profiles are packed with inspiration and valuable insights. You can follow him to learn more about his incredible journey and stay updated on his thoughts and experiences. So, without further ado, let's delve into the world of belief and purpose, and see where this conversation takes us on The Break podcast.

Danny Miranda On Living Your True Purpose

#499: I heard this from a former colleague yesterday. Let me know if this sounds familiar:   "After the events of last fall, I've adopted an "always on" career search mindset. I'm doing a lot of shameless self-promotion to attract people to my brand, in case my current gig goes to crap like the last one did. Not going to get caught with my pants down again."  This feeling is what I'm on a mission to banish. I believe the way we can "always be ready" is to learn the principles of adaptability and resilience, and then apply those in our lives.  As someone who has changed careers 6 times, I know how to stay on my toes, and I have a lot to teach on this topic which I'll share in this epsiode.

#499: I heard this from a former colleague yesterday. Let me know if this sounds familiar: "After the events of last fall, I've adopted an "always on" career search mindset. I'm doing a lot of shameless self-promotion to attract people to my brand, in case my current gig goes to crap like the last one did. Not going to get caught with my pants down again." This feeling is what I'm on a mission to banish. I believe the way we can "always be ready" is to learn the principles of adaptability and resilience, and then apply those in our lives. As someone who has changed careers 6 times, I know how to stay on my toes, and I have a lot to teach on this topic which I'll share in this epsiode.

8 Keys to an UnBREAKable Career

Tim Noetzel

#498: We're about to dive into the remarkable journey of a man who's no stranger to carving his own unique path in the world of technology, entrepreneurship, and creativity. But before we get started, I'd like to extend a warm 'thank you' to all our listeners for tuning in. Your support and enthusiasm mean the world to us, and it's what keeps 'The Break' going strong. Now, let's talk about our guest today. His name is Tim Noetzel, and he's not your average entrepreneur. Tim's story is a testament to the power of following your passions, embracing creativity, and never shying away from change and self-discovery. In our conversation today, we'll take a deep dive into Tim's fascinating journey. From his humble beginnings scooping ice cream at Baskin Robbins to founding and eventually selling a marketing company in the beer industry, Tim's story is one of resilience, determination, and a relentless pursuit of his passions. We'll explore his early influences, including struggles with reading and writing that ultimately led him to discover his love for both coding and literature. It's a story of how seemingly unrelated interests can converge to shape a one-of-a-kind career. But that's not all. Tim's journey also highlights the importance of taking a portfolio approach to your career. Whether it's exploring various industries in consulting or taking the plunge into entrepreneurship, Tim's willingness to adapt, learn, and grow has been instrumental in his success. So, without further ado, let's jump into this engaging discussion with Tim Noetzel. Get ready to be inspired and gain valuable insights into freelancing, entrepreneurship, and much more. Stay with us as we embark on another exciting episode of The Break Podcast.

#498: We're about to dive into the remarkable journey of a man who's no stranger to carving his own unique path in the world of technology, entrepreneurship, and creativity. But before we get started, I'd like to extend a warm 'thank you' to all our listeners for tuning in. Your support and enthusiasm mean the world to us, and it's what keeps 'The Break' going strong. Now, let's talk about our guest today. His name is Tim Noetzel, and he's not your average entrepreneur. Tim's story is a testament to the power of following your passions, embracing creativity, and never shying away from change and self-discovery. In our conversation today, we'll take a deep dive into Tim's fascinating journey. From his humble beginnings scooping ice cream at Baskin Robbins to founding and eventually selling a marketing company in the beer industry, Tim's story is one of resilience, determination, and a relentless pursuit of his passions. We'll explore his early influences, including struggles with reading and writing that ultimately led him to discover his love for both coding and literature. It's a story of how seemingly unrelated interests can converge to shape a one-of-a-kind career. But that's not all. Tim's journey also highlights the importance of taking a portfolio approach to your career. Whether it's exploring various industries in consulting or taking the plunge into entrepreneurship, Tim's willingness to adapt, learn, and grow has been instrumental in his success. So, without further ado, let's jump into this engaging discussion with Tim Noetzel. Get ready to be inspired and gain valuable insights into freelancing, entrepreneurship, and much more. Stay with us as we embark on another exciting episode of The Break Podcast.

Thriving As A Freelancer With Tim Noetzel, Founder Of Freelance GPS

#497: Every single day I hear from people trapped in their current version of work-life. They WANT to make a change, but their overwhelmed by the complexity of the problem and don’t know where to start “figuring it out.”  So here are the 5 layers of making a work-life transformation, that nobody explains. #1 is where 90% of people need to start.

#497: Every single day I hear from people trapped in their current version of work-life. They WANT to make a change, but their overwhelmed by the complexity of the problem and don’t know where to start “figuring it out.” So here are the 5 layers of making a work-life transformation, that nobody explains. #1 is where 90% of people need to start.

The 5 Pillars of Work Life Transformation

#496: A portfolio approach to your career is all about thriving in the uncertain future. The truth is: We don’t know. We don’t know what’s going to change in the outside world. We don’t know how we are going to change in our inside world.  A portfolio career is the antidote to uncertainty

#496: A portfolio approach to your career is all about thriving in the uncertain future. The truth is: We don’t know. We don’t know what’s going to change in the outside world. We don’t know how we are going to change in our inside world. A portfolio career is the antidote to uncertainty

What are the odds the 18 year old version of yourself got it right? Or, Why you need to build a portfolio approach to your career

Entrepreneur Michael Gardon is on a mission to help people BREAK work and get intentional about their career journey. In 2018 work wasn't working for Mike, so he decided to BREAK work and design a better work-life. Now, he helps people do the same. Hear from corporate careerists who have found fulfillment in new industries. Hear from entrepreneurs and solopreneurs who invest in themselves in pursuit of a more fulfilled, more sane life. Hear from side hustlers who are building more resilient work lives. Hear what their break moment was, hear how they overcame resistance and their actionable advice for doing the same. You'll also hear a short strategy or story each week from Mike's own experience reinventing his career 6 different times! There's never been a better time to take control.

Nice blend of content and insights for jobseekers, esp. durimg these tough times.

Getting UNstuck

Very insightful and will definitely listen to other episodes

Great Information

The Break - with Michael Gardon

Amie Thompson is the founder and lead coach at of Sound Interview Professionals. Which she started after receiving lots of requests for help with resumes, holding practice interview sessions, and career coaching. Amie has more than 11 years of Human Resources experience and a Masters from Penn State University. She holds both the PHR and SHRM-CP certifications. Topics include; Where are you located? Tell me first, of your last few clients how are they landing jobsâ¦did they see it first on a job board or other channel (be specific)? Why does the hiring process take so long? Have you ever seen anything that made a candidate really stand out as an applicant? What's the biggest mistake you see on resumes? What are the best questions to ask a hiring manager during an interview? What should I do if I can't answer an interview question? Last words of advice...

Sound Interview Advice

"I say this respectfully, never forget this one thing" I wanted to title the episode with that quote when I heard it. It was direct and clear. We're missing the point on Informational Interviews and it is costing you career to avoid learning this life lesson. If you don't have time to listen to the whole episode, here's the summary, "Do more informational interviews." They make job hunting so much easier but people don't do them because their hard to schedule or don't know who to ask, and the excuses continue. Stop the excuses listen to this episode for a crash course on professional networking. Host, Justin Dux. Editor Cameron Barrett Stewart. Producer, Omar Elkoton.

Informational Interviews in professional networking

Our guest today is the nationally recognized resume expert, Jessica Holbrook Hernandez . Jessica is President of Great Resumes Fast and a former human resources manager and recruiter. Leveraging more than ten years’ experience directing hiring practices for Fortune 500 companies, Jessica has developed proprietary, innovative, and success-proven resume development and personal branding strategies that generate powerful results for her clients.

Great Resumes and Good Advice

In this first episode since Chris's farewell, The author of The Golden Resume, Brian Robben, offers his tips for a winning resume. The interview continues from there covering interview advice and eventually landing on a theme to "sit in silence" for a moment to be more strategic in your search. Save your most calculated tactics for the positions that fit you the best. CareerCloud Radio welcomes a new host for this episode Justin Dux.

The Golden Resume

Ronan Kennedy

“Your doubts and hesitations will affect your execution” - Ronan Kennedy (@KennedyRonan) Ireland based Ronan Kennedy is a career coach who has worked with thousands of professionals at just about every level - from interns to CEOs, and everywhere in between. Because of this, Ronan has been able to develop a unique set of skills to help just about anyone get results from their job search.  In this episode, Justin and Ronan discuss the career path that Ronan took, and as we learn, it was a journey that could (and should) instill hope for you as you embark on your own career. They touch on job seeking in Ireland vs. the U.S., and the difference between the two cultures as it relates to the business world. They wind down the interview by talking about both emotional and gender intelligence. If you’re thinking about hiring a career coach, this is a perfect episode for you, because it serves as a taste of what it is like to work with one. Ronan gives plenty of examples of clients he’s worked with as well as actionable tactics you can use to help in your interview process.

“Your doubts and hesitations will affect your execution” - Ronan Kennedy (<a href="https://twitter.com/KennedyRonan" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@KennedyRonan</a>) Ireland based <a href="https://www.ronankennedy.ie/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ronan Kennedy</a> is a career coach who has worked with thousands of professionals at just about every level - from interns to CEOs, and everywhere in between. Because of this, Ronan has been able to develop a unique set of skills to help just about anyone get results from their job search.  In this episode, Justin and Ronan discuss the career path that Ronan took, and as we learn, it was a journey that could (and should) instill hope for you as you embark on your own career. They touch on job seeking in Ireland vs. the U.S., and the difference between the two cultures as it relates to the business world. They wind down the interview by talking about both emotional and gender intelligence. If you’re thinking about hiring a career coach, this is a perfect episode for you, because it serves as a taste of what it is like to work with one. Ronan gives plenty of examples of clients he’s worked with as well as actionable tactics you can use to help in your interview process.

Job Seeking Advice, Examples, and Intelligence With Ronan Kennedy 

Hatem Hanoun works for Bayt.com the #1 job site in Dubai and surrounding region. He shares with us his advice for the job hunt. Since that region is facing 20-30% unemployment for young people we focus on strategies for gaining experience that you can leverage in your job interviews. It may be an unpaid, volunteer, experience but if it gives you relevant experience to talk about in an interview then it may be worth it. For Some in the middle-east, volunteering might be the only way to gain valuable experience and stop staring into the abyss of rejection caused by not having any experience. For listeners in the US, it may be a 'long game' strategy worth a try. Host Justin Dux.

Hatem Hanoun works for <a href="http://Bayt.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Bayt.com</a> the #1 job site in Dubai and surrounding region. He shares with us his advice for the job hunt. Since that region is facing 20-30% unemployment for young people we focus on strategies for gaining experience that you can leverage in your job interviews. It may be an unpaid, volunteer, experience but if it gives you relevant experience to talk about in an interview then it may be worth it. For Some in the middle-east, volunteering might be the only way to gain valuable experience and stop staring into the abyss of rejection caused by not having any experience. For listeners in the US, it may be a 'long game' strategy worth a try. Host Justin Dux.

Hatem Hanoun: The 'No Experience' Abyss

Aggie Pulfer

Aggie Pulfer (@YourCoach_ie) is an experienced career, life, and business coach with over 500 coaching hours in both individual and group settings. She holds a Master’s Degree in Personal &amp; Management Coaching which she completed at University College Cork. In addition to coaching she also makes various speaking appearances to touch on everything from personal branding to job seeking techniques and strategies.  Justin and Aggie not only give practical advice on how to prepare a job interview, and what to prepare for, they also get into the psyche that goes into the job searching process, and what separates the haves from the have nots. You can learn more about Aggie, or contact her on her website, https://yourcoach.ie/ - They’re Kickstarter campaign, which is discussed in their interview is linked below.

Aggie Pulfer (<a href="https://twitter.com/yourcoach_ie" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@YourCoach_ie</a>) is an experienced career, life, and business coach with over 500 coaching hours in both individual and group settings. She holds a Master’s Degree in Personal &amp; Management Coaching which she completed at University College Cork. In addition to coaching she also makes various speaking appearances to touch on everything from personal branding to job seeking techniques and strategies.  Justin and Aggie not only give practical advice on how to prepare a job interview, and what to prepare for, they also get into the psyche that goes into the job searching process, and what separates the haves from the have nots. You can learn more about Aggie, or contact her on her website, <a href="https://yourcoach.ie/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://yourcoach.ie/</a> - They’re Kickstarter campaign, which is discussed in their interview is linked below.

Job Interviews: What To Prepare For And How To Prepare With Aggie Pulfer (H1)

My guest today is author and career coach Stephanie Brown. Her new book is called Fired: why losing your job is the best thing that can happen to you. Stephanie held senior roles at Nike before leaving to take a chance on a job at a smaller company, who subsequently fired her. Knowing that amazing jobs at companies like Nike are not advertised on the internet,she spent seven months hustling and sniffing out the best jobs in the city with her own unique networking strategy! She approached me about sharing this advice and experience with the CareerCloud audience. QUESTIONS Why is Losing your Job is the Best thing that can happen to you? What did you learn in your 7 months of job hunting that you think are valuable lessons for people to take into their careers? You have previously worked for some of the worlds most recognisable brands. From your experience of hiring top candidates, what is the key to standing out both on a resume and in an interview? What do you think is the most important phase of the job hunt? And how do you recommend your clients approach it? In your book you mention a networking technique and a phrase you used that resulted in interviews with Google, Facebook, Twitter, Apple, Asos, TopShop and Bacardi…. what was the phrase and how can my listeners use it to get meetings with the top companies that they want to work for? What is the best way to stay in contact with people once you have meet them through networking? Any top tips? How can my listeners who haven’t been fired but are looking for a new job use some of the techniques you advocate in your book to help them find their next role? Last words of advice Stephanie thanks for joining me today where can people go to learn more about you?... that will do it for this edition of CareerCloud Podcast, find us online at careercloud.com, itunes or stitcher. Follow Chris on twitter @chrisrussell ... and please tell your friends and family who are in the job hunt to tune in if they want to be better job seekers…..thanks for listening and we’ll see you next time on CareerCloud Radio.

My guest today is author and career coach Stephanie Brown. Her new book is called Fired: why losing your job is the best thing that can happen to you. Stephanie held senior roles at Nike before leaving to take a chance on a job at a smaller company, who subsequently fired her. Knowing that amazing jobs at companies like Nike are not advertised on the internet,she spent seven months hustling and sniffing out the best jobs in the city with her own unique networking strategy! She approached me about sharing this advice and experience with the CareerCloud audience. QUESTIONS Why is Losing your Job is the Best thing that can happen to you? What did you learn in your 7 months of job hunting that you think are valuable lessons for people to take into their careers? You have previously worked for some of the worlds most recognisable brands. From your experience of hiring top candidates, what is the key to standing out both on a resume and in an interview? What do you think is the most important phase of the job hunt? And how do you recommend your clients approach it? In your book you mention a networking technique and a phrase you used that resulted in interviews with Google, Facebook, Twitter, Apple, Asos, TopShop and Bacardi…. what was the phrase and how can my listeners use it to get meetings with the top companies that they want to work for? What is the best way to stay in contact with people once you have meet them through networking? Any top tips? How can my listeners who haven’t been fired but are looking for a new job use some of the techniques you advocate in your book to help them find their next role? Last words of advice Stephanie thanks for joining me today where can people go to learn more about you?... that will do it for this edition of CareerCloud Podcast, find us online at <a href="http://careercloud.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">careercloud.com</a>, itunes or stitcher. Follow Chris on twitter @chrisrussell ... and please tell your friends and family who are in the job hunt to tune in if they want to be better job seekers…..thanks for listening and we’ll see you next time on CareerCloud Radio.

Why losing your job is the best thing that can happen to you

Shapr believes that meeting new people is the best way to find inspiration &amp; new opportunities. So they set out to make professional networking simple, efficient and enjoyable for everyone. In this episode, I interview Mandy Menaker from Shapr. She explains how this app is getting many people as possible into the habit of meeting one new person every week. Networking is a common topic on our show because it is an important part of the job search. This is one of the few tools I recommend to assist the networking process. Produced by CareerCloud.com, producer Omar Elkoton, Host Justin Dux, Editor Cameron Barrett Stewart.

Shapr believes that meeting new people is the best way to find inspiration &amp; new opportunities. So they set out to make professional networking simple, efficient and enjoyable for everyone. In this episode, I interview Mandy Menaker from Shapr. She explains how this app is getting many people as possible into the habit of meeting one new person every week. Networking is a common topic on our show because it is an important part of the job search. This is one of the few tools I recommend to assist the networking process. Produced by <a href="http://CareerCloud.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CareerCloud.com</a>, producer Omar Elkoton, Host Justin Dux, Editor Cameron Barrett Stewart.

Shapr is a personalized, mindful way of networking.

Thea Kelley has more than 20 years' experience in coaching, career services, writing and editing, and holds several relevant certifications including Certified Employment Interview Consultant. She provides coaching on all aspects of job search, from resumes to interviewing, serving everyone from senior executives to recent graduates, nationwide. She is the author of a new book Get that job the quick and complete guide to a winning interview Tell me your favorite job interview story where a candidate you either coached or heard about really sold themselves to get the job? 1) What are key selling points &amp; why do they matter? 2) Can you give me an example? 3) How would a job seeker use this? 4) Why not just let the interviewer decide for himself what makes you stand out? 5) How does a job seeker figure out what their selling points are? 6) What makes one selling point more effective than another? 7) What do you mean by Relevant? Exceptional? Verifiable? 8) So once they have their REV Points list, when would candidates emphasize those REV Points in the interview? 9) What if the interviewer has a different view of what makes you stand out? 10) How do u know its going well are their signs?

Why job seekers need their own selling points

James Hu

Machines reading resumes sounds like the beginning of a science fiction thriller but most of us job seekers know the truth. Applicant tracking systems (ATS) are a reality we all need to master in order to get resumes seen. James Hu founded JobScan.co , a web service that reads your resume as an ATS would so that it can provide you feedback about what a machine sees when it compares your resume to a job posting.

Machines reading resumes sounds like the beginning of a science fiction thriller but most of us job seekers know the truth. Applicant tracking systems (ATS) are a reality we all need to master in order to get resumes seen. James Hu founded <a href="http://JobScan.co" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">JobScan.co</a> , a web service that reads your resume as an ATS would so that it can provide you feedback about what a machine sees when it compares your resume to a job posting.

Machines Reading Resumes: James Hu explains Jobscan.co

Welcome to another career podcast my name is Chris Russell, founder of CareerCloud.com. The site that offers most practical tips, tricks and tools for today's jobs search...if you want to become a modern job seeker...join over 40,000 other job seekers on careercloud.com who use the site to stay up to date on todays job search. Viriginia Franco is one of approx. 60 Executive Resume writers certified by the National Resume Writers Association as a National Certified Resume Writer) and hold a Certified Professional ResumeWriter certification with the Professional Association of ResumeWriters and Career Coaches. Hello Virginia welcome to CareerCloud Radio Where are you today? Whats a typical day in the life of a resume writer like? 1. Why Must a Resume Pass a Screen Test 2. How do Readers Read Differently When Looking at Something Online versus In Print? 3. What Should Job Seekers Do to Get their Resumes Screen Ready? 4. Whats the Difference Between Reading on a Desktop versus a Mobile Device? Is there such a thing as a mobile friendly 5. What Fonts Work Well for Online Reads? 6. How Else Can Resume Formatting be Tweaked to Appeal to Online Readers? 7. What Can Job Seekers Do to Make their Resumes Ã¢ÂÂPopÃ¢ÂÂ Online? 8. Are There Things a Screen-Ready Resume Can Do that CanÃ¢ÂÂt be Done With One Written for Print? format??? 9. Do you remember a time when one of your resume made the difference in a client getting a job offer? Virginia thanks for joining me today where can people go to learn more about you?

Welcome to another career podcast my name is Chris Russell, founder of <a href="http://CareerCloud.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CareerCloud.com</a>. The site that offers most practical tips, tricks and tools for today's jobs search...if you want to become a modern job seeker...join over 40,000 other job seekers on <a href="http://careercloud.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">careercloud.com</a> who use the site to stay up to date on todays job search. Viriginia Franco is one of approx. 60 Executive Resume writers certified by the National Resume Writers Association as a National Certified Resume Writer) and hold a Certified Professional ResumeWriter certification with the Professional Association of ResumeWriters and Career Coaches. Hello Virginia welcome to CareerCloud Radio Where are you today? Whats a typical day in the life of a resume writer like? 1. Why Must a Resume Pass a Screen Test 2. How do Readers Read Differently When Looking at Something Online versus In Print? 3. What Should Job Seekers Do to Get their Resumes Screen Ready? 4. Whats the Difference Between Reading on a Desktop versus a Mobile Device? Is there such a thing as a mobile friendly 5. What Fonts Work Well for Online Reads? 6. How Else Can Resume Formatting be Tweaked to Appeal to Online Readers? 7. What Can Job Seekers Do to Make their Resumes Ã¢ÂÂPopÃ¢ÂÂ Online? 8. Are There Things a Screen-Ready Resume Can Do that CanÃ¢ÂÂt be Done With One Written for Print? format??? 9. Do you remember a time when one of your resume made the difference in a client getting a job offer? Virginia thanks for joining me today where can people go to learn more about you?

Make Sure Your Resume Passes its Screen Test

Kate White

Unemployment is at a 10 year low, It's time to bring up salary negotiations. In this episode, Kate White gives us the tips she learned from her career becoming a powerful female executive. She offers advice about how to approach your boss, or a hiring manager, with a higher salary request. Whatever you get out of this episode, whether you're a woman or a man, just take away that you have to ask. If you didn't ask for a raise in 2018, you're definitely not alone; it is not too late to ask in 2019. Guest Kate White is the author of The Gutsy Girl Handbook: Your Manifesto for Success. You better sit down because Kate hits hard with great ideas on how to be Bigger, Bolder, and more Badass. Host Justin Dux. Producer Omar Elkoton. Edited by Cameron Barrett Stewart

12 Gutsy Girl Badass Boss Kate White 

Tim Sackett

His name is Tim Sackett, he is the president of HRU Technical Resources, an engineering and IT staffing firm based in Michigan. He’s also a dad and, according to his blog, a backup point guard for his over 40 men’s team. Tim is also a prolific blogger in the recruiting industry and he’s full of opinions and advice. Visit his blog at timsackett.com

His name is Tim Sackett, he is the president of HRU Technical Resources, an engineering and IT staffing firm based in Michigan. He’s also a dad and, according to his blog, a backup point guard for his over 40 men’s team. Tim is also a prolific blogger in the recruiting industry and he’s full of opinions and advice. Visit his blog at <a href="http://timsackett.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">timsackett.com</a>

Recruiting & Career Advice from Tim Sackett

In the first episode of 2018, Guest Evangelia LeClaire and, Host, Justin Dux explore the concept of Dissonance. Holding two thoughts that seem contradictory can be fine in everyday life but disastrous in a job interview. Evangelia is a Career Coach with experience helping clients rock their career and Justin brings in some audio help from a couple musicians to help demonstrate how dissonance sounds. The reason Dissonance is used in music is the same reason we need to address it in our careers. Dissonance can be very powerful once it is resolved.

Purposeful Clashing: Resolve Dissonance in Job Interviews

Scott Anthony Barlow

Guest, Scott Anthony Barlow from Happen to Your Career podcast shares his philosophy to prevent clients from settling on their next role. Of course, figuring out what you want is still the first step but Scott brings a unique clarification to the discussion by explaining that part of relieving stress and getting more of what you want is being okay with the roles you start to ignore because they are just not good enough. Host; Justin Dux. Producer; Omar Elkoton

09 Scott Anthony Barlow: Never Settle

Kelly Hensler

Kelly Hensler is a design leader and workplace strategist at the global architecture firm BWBR in Madison, WI. She is an NCARB certified and registered architect, and holds a masters of architecture degree for University of Illinois - Urbana Champaign. She was recently appointed as an honorary fellow at the center for design and interior culture for her innovation and dedication to the future leaders at the University of Wisconsin - Madison, where she also received her bachelor degree in interior design. She sits on the UW -Madison interior architecture advisory board, along with intermittently teaching design studio courses there.  In this episode, Michael Gardon and Kelly get into how this COVID situation is impacting the future of workplace design, and whether or not there will ever be a time where we have to go into the office again. They also discuss how design thinking, and the skill related to design thinking are critical to all of us as we pursue our careers now, and into the future.

Kelly Hensler is a design leader and workplace strategist at the global architecture firm <a href="https://www.bwbr.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">BWBR</a> in Madison, WI. She is an NCARB certified and registered architect, and holds a masters of architecture degree for University of Illinois - Urbana Champaign. She was recently appointed as an honorary fellow at the center for design and interior culture for her innovation and dedication to the future leaders at the University of Wisconsin - Madison, where she also received her bachelor degree in interior design. She sits on the UW -Madison interior architecture advisory board, along with intermittently teaching design studio courses there.  In this episode, Michael Gardon and Kelly get into how this COVID situation is impacting the future of workplace design, and whether or not there will ever be a time where we have to go into the office again. They also discuss how design thinking, and the skill related to design thinking are critical to all of us as we pursue our careers now, and into the future.

What The Workplace Will Look Like After COVID - 19 With Kelly Hensler

Lori Williams

Lori Williams has dual insights with a unique perspective as a recruiter and career coach. As a Recruiter, she has interviewed thousands of candidates looking to become college Nannies or Tutors. As a Career Coach, she has enhanced hundreds of resumes and is becoming a sought out resource with her company Unstoppable Communications. No matter what your industry, you can find multiple tips in this 30-minute episode hosted by Justin Dux and guest Lori Williams. We started with the goal to discuss Interviewing pitfalls but a different conversation emerged. In this episode, we have advice for candidates that may have almost no experience coming into their first interview. But we quickly move to lessons about resume writing. then finishing with some important advice for women in the job hunt.

Lori Williams: Get Personal Less, Be Professional More

Today I’ll be speaking with Janna Kefalas….Janna is a Certified Professional Career Coach and former recruiter who helps frustrated job seekers find a job they love. She works one-on-one with clients, providing them job search and networking strategies that tap the hidden job market. Aside from career coaching, she has a background in recruiting and HR in both the for-profit and non-profit sectors. -Tell me first, of your last few clients how are they landing jobs…? -What are the most common mistakes unemployed job seekers make? -What are the first steps you need to take when you're unemployed? -How do you address your unemployment status on LinkedIn? -How do address it on your resume and cover letter? -What steps should you take to find the right opportunities? -How can you stay up-to-speed in your industry? -How can you use social media in your search? -How can in-person networking help your search? -How do you stay motivated when your search is slow-going? -Favorite story?

How To Market Yourself When You're Unemployed

Allie hall is a linguist and data scientist for Textio. Employers use this tool to write better job descriptions and emails to candidates. You may have seen one of their client's postings or replied to one of their emails already! In this episode, we discuss how her findings from the employer perspective can be used by us job seekers to find the best postings possible. Host Justin Dux, Producer Omar Elkoton, Edited by Charles Dike

11 Augmented Writing from Textio

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