“A career maven is someone who really takes ownership of her career story and is charting her own path” - Tiffany Waddell Tate

In this episode Tiffany Waddell Tate, founder of Career Maven consulting, talks about her advice for job seekers and her ambitious goal to help one million women find careers they love. She also shares her advice for standing out on social media and how to stay connected in a virtual world, as well as her best working-from-home tips. 

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Topics discussed in this episode:

Career advice   

• Success is not a place, it's not a destination. It’s really a well rounded vibe.
• A career maven is someone who really takes ownership of her career story and is charting her own path.
• We need to shake the patriarchal dust off and really create the workplace and the work community that we want to see. 

Standing out on social media 

• People absolutely need to be on LinkedIn, that’s where professional people are.
• Let your LinkedIn profile reflect who you are as a professional, I like to believe that we are a lot more than whatever our day job may be.
• Be socially generous, respond and amplify the work of others.

Working from home 

• Just take a beat and make sure that your next step is your best step.
• Real agency is having the option to have both a career and a family rather than choose.
• I can still hit my deliverables and not hold up a desk chair for eight hours. No one needs to do that.

Resources Mentioned 

Career Maven (link)
Brené Brown podcast (link)
I'm Still Here: Black Dignity in a World Made for Whiteness by Austin Channing Brown (link)