By lookingforwork
Learn from inspiring people, sharing their stories about what it's like to find meaningful, fulfilling work.
Each week, Erika shares advice and interviews to help listeners discover insight
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The podcast currently has 11 episodes available.
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all have in common? Well, my next guest, bien sure!
Amanda joins me on the mic to talk about her experiences and how each one has shaped her career. This episode was recorded in January of 2021 however her advice and optimism still ring powerful.
I hope you enjoy listening to it, as much as we enjoyed recording it!
This week’s episode is a special one because I got to chat with someone who is very near and dear to me who asked to keep their identity anonymous due to the nature of their current role.
This doesn’t take away from the value of they bring to the podcast highlighting their pivot from the music industry into tech and how they grew their fascinating career from an intern to now, being in a stand-out leadership role.
Have you ever wondered what it’s like to work at the company you’re applying for?
When you’re looking for work, a lot of variables are at play that will inevitably determine if one application will turn into your next opportunity. But it’s not that easy. A lot of companies do well at gatekeeping their culture, whether it’s intentional or not.
As you navigate the interview process, questions come up and gut checks need to be in place so that you’ll know whether or not you’re setting yourself up for success. Nate and Before You Apply, help you get a closer look at transparency, culture and the future of work.
The practicalities of following your instincts are hard. But the payoff is worth it.
In this episode of Looking for Work Jess & I talk about how her innate ability to follow her instincts, interests, and vision to build a life that brings her and so many others a sense of joy and fulfillment.
I'm so excited to share this episode because we truly explore what it means to step into your personal power, get inspired by your work and your life, and live audaciously.
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to pivot from one industry to another? There’s a lot of fear surrounding making some of these decisions but they don’t have to be as daunting as we expect them to be.
On this week’s episode of LFW I chat with Gia who spoke to me about switching from her field working in finance/insurance towards being a writer in marketing.
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When we think about how social media was built to create communities, it strikes me as incredible at how many authentic connections I've been able to make using different platforms.
Out of the blue, I met Allyssa (@heyitsallyssa) a well-rounded marketer, creator, designer and generally speaking, an awesome human being. This week, we unpack what it's like to follow your creative path, how organization can set you up for success and the importance of being the internet's best hype-woman.
Bonus: Allyssa has a podcast called Name Your Layers
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You see, I met Charly back in 2015 by total fluke. Not only was I unaware that I was meeting a lifelong friend, but also someone who would consistently share career advice with me whenever I needed it most. Charly's experience building her career in the HR space comes back to one consistent ethos: help people find jobs that suit them, and build a working culture that inspires them to grow.
Needless to say, when I started LFW, she was one of the first people I called to hop on the mic.
This week, we're talking about:
-building meaningful connections with people (i.e. networking)
-the job application process from an HR point of view
-expanding your career and dealing with imposter syndrome (we've all been there)
You're going to want your AirPods freshly charged for this one!
Attn New Grads and creative industry people: this episode is for you.
Phil walks us through life as a recruiter, and how new grads or people pivoting can get their work noticed.
He works hard to build a supportive community who can learn from one another with School of Thought. A 12 week program that gets your work noticed and may even have you presenting to world renown people at Cannes Lions!
Okay so it’s an awful pun for a title, and admittedly, your CV isn’t necessarily the sexiest topic to talk about.
Having said that, updating your CV and writing a killer cover letter will help you get noticed and this week’s episode talks about how, and why.
Find all the details for today's episode in the show notes: https://lfwpodcast.com/episodes/episode-04-long-distance-3rzdt
Paolo’s story is about leading a purposeful life. He explores the benefits of building your support network and staying true to what you believe in.
Paolo tells us about how to beef up our resilience by learning from others. Whether it's reading about Ryan Holiday's The Daily Stoic or meditative practices from Think Like A Monk by Jay Shetty; Paolo has learned a lot on his path towards looking for work.
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The podcast currently has 11 episodes available.