In this chapter, we talk with Bev Reid (Executive Director of Success Services at Liberty University) about her four decades of experience in higher education. We discuss career development strategies that stand the test of time, her unexpected journey to her current role, and why gaining as much experience as possible is so important for career development.

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In this chapter, we talk with Brian Marker (Director of Online Life at Liberty University) about misplaced identity, career disappointment that leads to discovery, and why "more networking and less video games" is a good strategy for career development.

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A word to the wise- there's a lot of low-hanging fruit when it comes to networking. In this chapter, we leave no stone unturned discussing how to build connections, avoid vending machines, and think outside the box when it comes to developing professional relationships.

If you like clichés, this episode is as good as gold. If not, patience is a virtue, so put your best foot forward and hang in there.

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Nobody wants to be forgotten. In this chapter, we discuss how to make a lasting impression with your interviewer. Learn how break free from the interrogation dynamic, tell the story of your skill, and do the kind of research that turns good interview answers into great interview answers.

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In this chapter, we talk with Ashley Lahey (Executive Assistant of Ministry Development at Journey Church International) about high-value internship experiences. We talk about chocolate chip cookies, learning to self-evaluate, and why it's ok to be unsure about your career direction.

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There's more than one way to hit a homerun. In this chapter, we talk about how to knock a first impression out of the park, overcoming nerves, and how a guy from the Bronx can be a Mets fan.

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In this chapter, we talk with Cherry Dale (Senior Vice President of Financial Education at Virginia Credit Union) about how a kindergarten teacher becomes a credit union executive. If you like naptime job searches, cakes with cash on top, and learning how to get noticed by a hiring manager, this episode is for you. Also, learn why cover letters still matter!

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In this chapter, we talk with Jessica Clarkson (Senior Relationship Manager at Virginia Credit Union) about how connections build careers. We discuss networking nerves, discovering new skills, and how to create job opportunities without even trying.

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There are some things you just can't unsee. In this chapter, we discuss the do's and don'ts of career fairs. From eye contact and developing real relationships to fashion faux pas and bad handshakes, we've got you covered.

(This episode was recorded live at the inaugural Entertainment, Hospitality, and Creative Arts career fair on 2/17/2026)

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In this chapter, we talk with Dr. Janet Brown (Residential Chair and Associate Professor, Family and Consumer Sciences at Liberty University) about her journey from student to staff to faculty at Liberty University. Learn the facts about FACS, the importance of being purposeful, and how to take the next step in your life or career- even when you are afraid.

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