What do you do when your career looks great on paper—but doesn’t feel right anymore? Nadia shares how she went from feeling stuck to becoming a coach, including the unexpected steps, career experiments, and mindset shifts that helped her figure it out.

In this episode, I sit down with Stas, the founder of Eclipse, to talk about the journey that led him from working multiple internships and jobs (sometimes for free) to launching his own company. We discuss imposter syndrome, the challenges of building a career in a foreign country, and how moving country might make you start over again. Whether you're job hunting, changing careers, or dreaming of starting your own business, this conversation is full of honest insights and practical inspiration.

In this episode of Job Hunting is My Hobby, I speak with with Daniel, a Product Owner in the risk department of a private bank in Switzerland, about what it really takes to build a career in data, banking, and risk management — and why technical skills alone aren’t enough.

I’m so excited (and a little nervous) to finally share the first episode of Job Hunting is My Hobby 🎙️

This podcast is all about answering the question I’ve asked myself way too many times: how do people actually get into the jobs they have? — and more importantly, could you do it too?

In this episode, I speak to Elena, who works in compliance and anti-money laundering at a private bank in Switzerland. She breaks down what the job really is, how she got there from a completely different background, and what it actually takes to break into this field.

If you’ve ever thought about changing careers, felt stuck, or had no idea where to start — this episode is for you. My goal with this podcast is simple: to show you that there isn’t just one path, and that career change is always possible.

I really hope it helps you feel a little less lost — and a lot more inspired 🤍