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Your job search besties are back with more advice on Internet advice—career edition. Get cozy, Jenn and Gina discuss what’s bad about the bad career advice, what’s good about the good ones, and a little something extra to get your career moving in the right direction.

0:00 - Intro

0:32 - Reacting to bad career advice we found online

5:55 - Should I date my coworker?

8:33 - Reacting to good career advice we found online

11:20 - Choosing a major/career to make parents happy

15:01 - How to go about choosing a career path after school?

16:23 - Succeeding in silence 

17:59 - Reacting to a funny Reddit post

No matter if it’s your first day on the job or your first job ever, it’ll take time—and tips from your job search besties—to feel like you fit in. Special guest Dr. Genna talks with Gina and Jenn about first-day expectations in-office or remote, plus how to strike the right balance of socializing with new coworkers.

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0:00 - Intro

0:20 - Tips for starting your first day

1:58 - Special tips for remote workers

4:20 - Genna’s first ‘big girl’ job

8:07 - Reacting to Reddit post

10:23 - Advice for non-partiers at social events

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In the age of social media, first impressions aren't just limited to your in-person interview. Special guest and senior director of inclusive hiring, Dr. Gemma Rimer, joins Jenn and Gina in a nuanced discussion of what's really appropriate in the modern world of work.

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The bad news: You've made these salary negotiation mistakes. The good news: There's still a chance you can course correct. So, before you turn down an offer or settle for less than you're worth, see what our resident career coach, Jenn, and host, Gina, advise you to do instead.

0:00 - Intro

0:16 - Reacting to Reddit posts

3:03 - Common reasons people turn down job offers

3:51 - Red flags to look out for in a job offer

4:45 - Declined a job offer but want it back

5:43 - Reengaging a company after you decline an offer

8:18 - Common mistakes when negotiating salary

12:25 - How to build a salary review case

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Some job offers don't need a negotiation—they're either unicorns or need to be rejected. It's important to know the difference, and luckily, Jenn and Gina discuss just that and more. Whether you're full-time or freelance, we've got offer negotiation tips to help you always come out on top.

0:00 - Intro

0:33 - Should you accept the first offer or negotiate?

2:17 - If the recruiter rejects it, do you reach back out?

4:00 - How to handle a low salary offer

7:56 - What to do before you accept a job offer

8:57 - When is a good time to put in a leave notice?

11:01 - Step-by-step guide for putting in a 2-week notice

11:53 - Reacting to X post

Holly is back with Jenn and Gina to discuss the nuances of using who you know to get a job. Whether you’re a nepo baby or just trying to move up in your current company, grab some valuable advice on what’s fair game when it comes to networking.

0:00 - Intro

0:42 - Should you use your privilege to get a job?

4:02 - Is it ok to network within your company?

7:14 - First steps to network within your own company

9:46 - Reacting to Reddit post

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Put the work into your networking skills to avoid common mistakes with sage advice from your favorite job search duo. Host Gina and Career Coach Jenn chat with Holly, a career strategist, on smarter ways to network—even if you’re an introvert.

Ease those intense interview nerves with a bit of pump-up music and a lot of preparation. Join Jenn and Gin as they dole out practical advice to help make the tough questions seem not so tough anymore.

0:00 - Intro

0:18 - Tips to deal with interview anxiety

3:50 - Techniques to boost confidence

5:40 - Reflecting after the interview

7:17 - How to tell a new job about a pre-planned vacation

Ease those interview nerves with host Gina and Career Coach Jenn as they dig into interview advice worth following—and which you can leave on read. Whether it’s your first interview or your fiftieth, we have two psychological tricks that’ll get you in the right headspace every time.

0:00 - Intro

0:20 - Reacting to Reddit post

2:15 - How to prepare for your first interview

3:41 - Good or bad interview advice?

6:50 - Slay or nay game!

13:34 - Psychological tricks in the interview

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0:00 - Intro

0:35 - Reacting to Reddit post about hiring managers

5:00 - Problems hiring managers face

6:08 - Job search fatigue

8:34 - Overcoming the mental anguish of losing a job

9:26 - Filling out employment history

11:01 - Will the job application process ever change?

12:41 - Wacky job application questions 

15:35 - Twitter/X post questions