Career Therapy

On this week's Career Therapy Podcast (e.67), we welcome W. Ian Douglas. Ian is a tech educator at Stream, career coach, interview consultant, Gen X Dork, 3D printing enthusiast, and all-around nerd. Today, we talk about where common interview advice goes wrong, what you can do to build confidence in a professional context, and the role of trust in landing a job you love.

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On this week's Career Therapy Podcast (e.66), we welcome career strategist Erica Reckamp. In today’s convo we talk about where job search advice goes wrong, how to differentiate between a “normal” and “toxic” work environment, and how to actually listen to yourself when it comes to the job search, rather than all the conflicting advice in the ether. From “should I go to college?” to “how do I talk about resume gaps and job hopping?” this episode will definitely pique your interest!

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On this week's Career Therapy Podcast (e.65), we welcome Andrea Koppel to the conversation.  Andrea is a Career Coach, founder of College2Career Academy, Host of the Time4Coffee Podcast and former CNN Correspondent. She is on a mission to help confused college students get career clarity into future jobs. Today, we talk about professional communications, mental health, managing up, and how much is too much information to share when interviewing for a job.

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On this week's Career Therapy Podcast (e.64), we welcome Dr. AJ Acierno to the conversation. Dr. Acierno is the CEO of DecisionOne Dental Partner, TEDx Speaker, COO of the Midwest Division of SmileBrands, and is committed to putting the soul back into healthcare. Today, we talk about the red flags that hiring teams look for when talking to job seekers, what employees forget when it comes to creating win/win scenarios with their employers, and how to escape the “me bubble” that prevents you from getting the job.

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On this week's Career Therapy Podcast (e.63), we welcome serial entrepreneur David Fano. David is the founder & CEO at Teal, with a mission of empowering people to build fulfilling careers. In the past, he’s been a CGO at WeWork, Co-Founder CASE, and an adjunct professor at Columbia University. He is on a mission to provide job seekers with the resources to build a meaningful career. In today’s convo we talk about how to find a company that shares your values, what realistic expectations we should have around meaningful work, and the dangers of being vulnerable in the job search.

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On this week's Career Therapy Podcast (e.62), we welcome creative director, messaging strategist, and positioning coach Hillary Weiss. Along with those pursuits, Hillary Weiss is also the founder of Statement Piece Studio at hillaryweiss.com. She co-hosts the cult-favorite Youtube marketing talk show ‘Hillary and Margo Yell at Websites’ (#HAMYAW), and has had her work featured on Business Insider, The Next Web, The Observer, and more. She’s on a mission to help more small businesses define their “statement piece”, a.k.a. the bold point of view that makes them radically relevant to their perfect people. In today’s convo we talk about “being yourself online”, the difference between a personal and professional brand, how to be authentic in the image you put out on the world, and address the hot topic question of “how honest should you be in your job search?”

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On this week's Career Therapy Podcast (e.61), we welcome Professor Patrick Murphy. Patrick is the Professor in Residence with the Innovation Depot as well as the Goodrich Entrepreneurship Chair at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. We met back in my undergrad days at DePaul University, and in our conversation today we talk about personality, anxiety, and how to build a resilient career. 

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Marti is a Workplace Futurist, Career Coach, International Keynote Speaker, and Author of 'Activate Your Agile Career.' In our conversation today we talk about the battle between companies and employees over remote work, hybrid working environments, and going back into the office post-pandemic. Marti shares her keys to success in navigating the future of work and what you can do to bounce back and take control of your career. 

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On this week's Career Therapy Podcast (e.59), we welcome David Alto. David is the Owner/Founder of AltoAdvance an Individual Coaching & Business Consultancy, specializing in empowering and promoting the talents and experiences of those looking to accomplish their career goals and excel in their profession. In the conversation, we talk about imposter syndrome in the interview, what is going on in the mind of your interviewer, and what type of tone you should strike to build confidence and trust when answering the question “Tell me about yourself.”

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On this week's Career Therapy Podcast (e.58), we welcome Adam Smiley Poswolsky. Smiley is an author, speaker, millennial workplace expert, and author of ‘Friendship in the Age of Loneliness.’ In our conversation today, we talk about loneliness at work, how to build meaningful connections, and what realistic expectations you should set for yourself in terms of bonding with others in your career and personal life.  

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