By Carla Leininger
The podcast currently has 14 episodes available.
In this podcast, "5 Hacks for a More Proactive Job Search with Coach Joe Cardillo," listeners are provided with valuable insights and strategies for improving their job search efforts. Throughout the episode, Coach Joe Cardillo, Coach for Managers and Job Seekers, shares practical tips that include using Crunchbase, Yield Giving, LinkedIn, Google Alerts and Wellfound. Best of all, we discuss the importance of maintaining achievable tasks while managing time and how to effectively pitch yourself during an introduction. Overall, the "5 Hacks for a More Proactive Job Search" podcast is a valuable resource for anyone looking to increase their chances of finding a fulfilling career opportunity.
You might want to listen to the podcast while reading Joe's post on LinkedIn HERE
About us: The latest labor market news, employment trends, technology, job searching tips and occasional interviews with subject matter experts. The Job Search Empowerment News is broadcast at Stanford University with KZSU Stanford Radio 90.1FM, hosted by Carla Leininger.
Joe has more than 10 working across brand messaging, positioning, content strategy, PR and media outreach, SEO / SEM, social media, and marketing automation. He is also a career coach volunteer for the Albert's List group. In this conversation, we take a deep dive into topics such as the power of power in the workplace, the demographics of the "great resignation" and tips for breaking into the marketing field.
1)What are some things that you wished someone had shared with you when you started you career?
2)You have a very special technique for preparing for a job interview. While many people focus on practicing their STAR stories, you get insights about the company that are very effective in differentiating candidates. Can you share your process with us?
3) Earlier this year said on LinkedIn earlier this year. “I firmly believe it’s on all of us to recognize power and how it flows. And to change it for the good.” What do you mean by that and what did you learn from the discussion in the comments?
4) What are your thoughts on what is driving the great resignation that we have been hearing about?
5) What advice do you have for those entering or transitioning to a marketing career?
With more than 100,000 followers on Instagram, Wonsulting has captured the attention of early career seekers with their motto to "turn underdogs into winners." This week, I have the pleasure of speaking with Jerry Lee, a co-founder at Wonsulting, about the misconceptions around resume-writing. In less than 30 minutes, we deliver directions, tips and best practices to ensure that you get the phone call!
About JSEN: "Providing the latest labor market news, employment trends, technology, job searching tips and occasional interviews with subject matter experts. The Job Search Empowerment News is broadcast at Stanford University with KZSU Stanford Radio 90.1FM. We are now working in collaboration with BEAM, Stanford Career Education.
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/carla-leininger/support
Alejandra Ayala is a Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion Consultant & Career Coach. She is also a former Google contractor who worked in human resources building equitable systems. Her trajectory took her to Walt Disney and Adobe before landing this amazing job at Google. But she felt that she was in a box. She couldn't stretch and expand. She opted out and decided to use her experience to help others achieve their goals as a career coach.It was a pleasure to speak with her and talk about the candidate experiences, interview processes and impactful storytelling. According to Layala, "storytelling is the hardest skill for job seekers to master." She can be contacted via LinkedIn.
About JSEN: The latest labor market news, employment trends, technology, job searching tips and occasional interviews with subject matter experts. The Job Search Empowerment News is broadcast at Stanford University with KZSU Stanford Radio 90.1FM. We are now working in collaboration with BEAM, Stanford Career Education.
Depression is the mind in the past. Anxiety is the mind in the future.
In a previous episode, we spoke about being the "underdog" in the job search and we explored the "mindset" as a barrier to unemployment. Today, we spoke to Nader Mowlaee, an immigrant from Iran who struggled with an inability to focus, to conform with the patterns and designs of the groups around him. A previous engineer, turned recruiter turned career coach, Nader knows too well what it's like to deal with a career disruption and how that can impact a job seeker's mental health.
In today's episode, we explore JOB SEARCH DEPRESSION and the feelings that affect individuals with different brain patterns such as OCD and ADD. For decades, potential hires that displayed social eccentricities or mental health disorders were rejected from advancement because they weren't viewed as the right fit for the company culture, or the department culture.
Are companies building enough programs to improve their neurodiverse workforce? How can managers help the employees with special needs?
Through his own personal journey, Nader has picked up a lot of techniques to turn failure into professional success, to navigate the down times with more confidence and not waste time as you hunt for your dream job.
Please join our conversation and comment below. I would love to hear from you.
JSEN spoke to MargauxYiu about having a successful career as a multipotentialite within one organization. What does it take? Is it luck or preparation? A “multipotentialite” is someone who displays aptitudes across multiple disciplines or someone who does not see themselves as one job title. Think of David Michael Solomon who is CEO of Goldman Sachs by day and DJ D-Sol by night. His most recent release, "Someone Like You" peaked at #4 on the Billboard Dance Club Chart in November 2020. According to Brene Brown, curiosity is the skill of the future. Multipod people are very curious by nature, they are extremely creative and fearless in their pursuit of continuous learning.
Today’s episode examines how to identify if are a multipotentialite, how to pursue a gratifying career that does not hinder your multiple talents and passions, and what companies and managers can do to support employees who are not “specialists.” Send us your messages and contribute to the conversation. Let’s normalize career transitions.
Please record your message and send it to us using THIS LINK
Today, I am speaking with JB, or John Horsley, Employer Engagement Coordinator & Creative Industry Specialist and Frosh/Soph Team Member
from BEAM, Stanford Career Education | BEAM.stanford.edu
Topics covered:
How has the pandemic shaped BEAM today?
What are the most concerning misconceptions you hear from students who are job searching?
Who is hiring?
What advice do you have to stay positive for those who are feeling low?
Do you have any special programs coming up soon? How can students join?
July 28th and 30th. We are speaking with Ale Giannini, a 3rd generation tango composer and musician from Buenos Aires and the grandson of famed Argentine tango composer Jose Lanzo.
These days Ale finds himself always composing, always whistling a nameless tune while walking around his native city. Those whistles and wanderings have coalesced on Cross A La Mandibula, a sonic novel that takes you with him through modern day Buenos Aires. This ain't his grandfather's tango- it's a compendium of urban pop/tango songs delivered in a transgenerational style, grouped together in a conceptual album that merges the universes of contemporary urban pop with the imagery of Buenos Aires, its literature and its music.
Tune in to Global Ginga to hear the full interview. We air on Tuesdays at 6pm and Thursdays at 2 pm - Pacific Time.
One World. One Beat.
https://globalginga.com/
Impress hiring managers, learn to negotiate properly, and own the room. Replace feelings of confusion and discomfort with feelings of confidence and power. And start landing great offers! Meet our guest, Claudia T Miller. She has been featured on Forbes, Business Insider and WGN News. She will use a mix of traditional career advancement methods, along with her own proven, proprietary, “unconventional” strategies that she has picked up along her own journey to help job seekers get the best results, in the shortest amount of time. We now welcome her to the Job Search Empowerment News on KZSU 90.1 FM Stanford, California.
Hosted by: Carla Andréa Leininger
Uncover job opportunities. Go where the growth is. Companies, industries and cities that are hiring! Hotspots for new grads plus some advice for early career success.
The podcast currently has 14 episodes available.