If you go into a job search with low self-confidence, it could affect whether you get a job offer. But the job search process itself can be demoralizing. Find Your Dream Job guest John Tarnoff is here to share how to be more confident by clarifying what you bring to the table. John has four specific questions to ask yourself- what do I do best; what do I love to do; what does the world need; what can I get paid for? Once you have these answers, you can approach any interview with confidence in the value you offer.  About Our Guest: John Tarnoff (http://linkedin.com/in/johntarnoff) is a coach, speaker, and author who helps mid and late-career professionals achieve meaningful careers. Resources in This Episode:  Are you in a career transition and not sure how to best approach it? John had resources to help you. Find out more by visiting his blog at johntarnoff.com/reimagine-your-career/. (https://johntarnoff.com/reimagine-your-career/) 
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How to Build Confidence in Your Job Search, with John Tarnoff

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Check out the podcast on Macslist here: (https://www.macslist.org/?post_type=podcasts&p;=15148&preview;=true) It’s normal to want to show up as your best self in a job interview; after all, you want the hiring manager to like you and want to hire you. However, there’s a difference between being your true best self and being someone you’re not. Find Your Dream Job guest Courtney Ulwelling says there are three things you need to do to show up as your authentic self in an interview. First, prepare, but don’t go in and recite a bunch of facts you read on their website. Second, wear professional clothes that make you feel comfortable. And finally, pay attention. Listen to their questions and be ready with questions of your own. About Our Guest:Courtney Ulwelling is a talent acquisition specialist at Portland General Electric. Resources in This Episode:Connect with Courtney on LinkedIn.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Why You Need to Be Yourself in a Job Interview, with Courtney Ulwelling

Check out the podcast on Macslist here: (https://www.macslist.org/?post_type=podcasts&p;=15090&preview;=true) If the Covid-19 pandemic taught us anything at all, it’s that nothing is permanent. Life changes and we change, and sometimes that change is for the better. Find Your Dream Job guest Toye Jones says changing careers can also be for the better, if you do it right. Toye says you have to start with your why. Be able to explain the reason you’re making the switch, and the experience you have, whether paid or voluntary, to show your passion for the field. Toye also suggests reaching out to hiring managers even if their company doesn’t show open positions and asking for an informational interview. About Our Guest:Toye Jones is the human resources and equity director at CASA for Children.Resources in This Episode:
Learn how you can become an advocate for abused and neglected children by visiting CASA’s website at www.casahelpskids.org.

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Four Things You Need to Change Careers, with Toye Jones

Check out the podcast on Macslist here: (https://www.macslist.org/?post_type=podcasts&p;=15087&preview;=true) It’s not unusual for someone to get a few years into their career and wonder if they’re headed in the right direction. Choosing a major in college doesn’t guarantee that you’ll be happy in that field for years to come. How do you know if you’re on the right path? According to Find Your Dream Job guest Kyle Kavas, you start by asking yourself 3 questions- do you like your job? Do you like your coworkers? Do you align with the company and its values? If the answers to those questions are yes, it’s likely you’ve chosen the right path, at least for now. About Our Guest:Kyle Kavas the president of UPLIFT Leadership. It’s a nonprofit that helps people figure out who they are, what they want to do, and how to uplift others.Resources in This Episode:
Kyle and the team at UPLIFT Leadership have programs for young professionals and students who identify as underemployed.
Learn more about the Career Summit, a 4-day workshop for young people ages 16-26, who are newer to the workforce and are ready to build their job search and readiness skills.

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How to Know if You’re on the Right Career Path, with Kyle Kavas

Check out the podcast on Macslist here: (https://www.macslist.org/?post_type=podcasts&p;=15060&preview;=true) Job interviews aren’t something we tend to do regularly, so it’s normal to be nervous going into one. According to Find Your Dream Job guest Michael Buck, preparation is key because hiring managers can tell who’s done their homework. Begin by studying the job description and getting a handle on the specific duties it requires. Michael adds that because the hiring process can be so stressful, you need to be sure to practice adequate self-care before, during, and after any interviews. Finally, prepare a list of questions for the panel. A candidate with zero questions appears to have little to no interest in the job. About Our Guest:Michael Buck is a recruiter and a human resources manager with deep roots in the nonprofit sector.Resources in This Episode:Connect with Michael on LinkedIn.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

You Got This: What to Do Before a Job Interview, with Michael Buck

Check out the podcast on Macslist here: https://www.macslist.org/?post_type=podcasts&p;=15056&preview;=true You feel like it’s time to make a career change, but you aren't sure which direction you should take. How do you know what to do next? Find Your Dream Job guest Andrea Yacub Macek says you begin by getting clear on what you want from your career, or at least the next level. Then, focus on only one or two areas or goals, and make a decision on what to do as your next step. Finally, Andrea suggests identifying the pieces and parts of your dream job and connecting them with specific positions or companies you’d like to apply to. About Our Guest:Andrea Yacub Macek is the founder and CEO of AYM Consulting. Resources in This Episode:
Are you a high-performing female who’s ready for change? Let Andrea empower you to achieve your highest career success yet by visiting www.aymconsulting.io.
Andrea would love to connect with you and offer support in your career change. Connect with her on LinkedIn.


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How to Build Confidence in Your Job Search, with John Tarnoff

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