What's your story? Mike C-Roc shares his experience as a hiring manager to inspire you as a job seeker to open up and tell your story in order to use your past experience (good or not) to your career advantage.
Are you a working parent? Do you struggle with guilt when you have to choose between parenting and career activities? Guest Toni Patterson can help. Lawyer, career mentor and coach, Toni has lots of advice on how to balance both.
Guest Katie Secrist is the Director of Strategic Partnerships at Sustainable Business Consulting. Katie offers great insight and tips to those wanting to get into this growing industry.
The Founder and CEO of the marketing company Boomtime, Bill Bice shares his experience of how mentorship was key to his career advancement and success.
How can you take control of your mind, and your happiness, to improve your career and your life? Find out as guest Sean Webb, author of Mind Hacking Happiness, shares his wisdom and the science of how to hack you mind.
Working for yourself is a big leap. Should you do it? Find out some of the real pros and cons to becoming an independent consultant with tech consultant and coach, Sidar Ok.
Are you really shy? Is your shyness having an impact on your career? In this show I talk about what shyness can cost as far as your career goes, and offer some practical ways you can work at improving your shyness.
Diversity and Inclusion expert Jennifer Brown joins Jenn in this conversation about how to use your own voice (or give voice to others who need to speak up) in workplaces where doing so is a challenge.
How do you make ethical decisions at work? How can you decide what's right and wrong? Guest Leah Archibald is a writer for the non-profit Theology of Work Project, and she offers her thoughts from a Christian perspective. Join us for this inspiring conversation.
What if you aren't qualified? Could you still do it? In some cases, absolutely! Find out how with guest and author Rachel Stewart, as she tells us her unqualified story.
How much does bias and perception influence your leadership? What can you do to be a more balanced and equitable leader? Guests Dr. Valerio Pascotto and Amit Raikar share their insights into this fascinating topic.
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Join Jenn and guest Rajshree Patel, Vedic meditation teacher and coach, author and speaker, as they discuss how to use breath and meditation techniques to increase your energy and to manage your emotional responses, making you more effective in the workplace.
What is the one thing you can do in just a few minutes a day that doesn't cost anything and will make a massive difference to your success in both your career and your life? Find out with guest neuroscientist Ariel Garten.
Author, speaker and therapist Michele Molitor offers practical ways to help you "feel enough" in your career and in your life, in this value-packed podcast conversation.
Jenn talks with NYT Best-selling author Flip Flippen about how your first two life stories impact your career, and how you have the potential to write a third story. Join us in this inspiring conversation.
It's difficult to enjoy or have much enthusiasm for your work if you don't believe it matters...but I would like to argue that no matter what work you do, it does matter. At least to someone. Let's look at four aspects of why and how your work matters (or can) in this podcast episode.
Why leave a career checkup to the middle of winter, when you can do it now? And wait...what is a career checkup anyway? Find out in this episode as Jenn outlines 5 steps to doing a thorough review of your own career...and taking charge of your own success.
Leadership exec, author and podcast/radio host Scott Miller joins me to talk about how leaders can model and promote a healthy work-life balance for those they lead.
Today's show features guest Celeste Headlee - journalist, author and TedX speaker - who talks about how to manage working with someone you don't agree with and maybe don't even like. Celeste offers practical tips and advice that the listener can use immediately to help communicate more effectively in the workplace.
You leave the interview...and you have no idea how it went...or do you? Here are 9 ways that indicate it was a good interview, no matter what happens in the end. Being able to recognize these 9 signs can help you to learn and to improve in your job search process.
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