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Jumpstart Your Career in Data Centers: Featuring Careers for Women, Trades, and Vets in Tech and Data Centers by Carrie Goetz Amazon.com Carriegoetz.com Here is your golden opportunity! What is a data center? How do they work? The mission-critical industry—also known as the data center industry—is in desperate need of people with critical skills. In fact, there are over 300,000 open jobs right now! This book answers the who, what, where, when, why, and how of data centers in an easily digestible format, explaining: Who has opportunities in this industry (way more than you think) What is a data center, and how does the ecosystem work Where do we find out about scholarships, trade support, veterans' resources, and women's resources When in my career can I start (hint: jobs for non-degreed and degreed professions) Why is this industry important, and why should you consider joining the ranks How do I jumpstart my knowledge and see not if but WHERE I fit in at my desired career level This first-of-its-kind, peer-reviewed book bridges the gap between IT and facilities. It takes a holistic approach to explaining mission-critical data centers, from site selection to the cloud and all things between. Whether your site is hyperscale, colo, cloud, or an on-premises data center, this book covers everything you need to know to find these highly sought-after and lucrative careers. This book showcases over 200 jobs for technical and non-technical seekers, skilled trades, and degreed professionals. Here is what you need to know about topics such as power, sustainability, cooling, site selection, physical security, construction, design considerations, networking, servers, storage, cybersecurity, whitespace management, types of data centers, operations, and the myriad of ways to earn a great living with opportunities for growth. This book will give you the basics to get jumpstarted with a good overall understanding of the pieces, parts, and smarts and how they work together to keep our digital infrastructure working. The data center industry is actively hiring at all skill levels. There are jobs for almost everyone, regardless of your degree. Learn ways to engage and be supported in the industry after you buy the book. (As a bonus, this book also provides a reference for educators.) Reasons to pursue a career in the mission critical industry are: Potential starting salary of over $100,000 Your college debt paid Jobs available everywhere, with or without degrees Also included are these additional sections to help you invest in your journey: Scholarships Certifications Trades Women's resources Veteran resources Buy this book today and jumpstart your career in data centers!About the author Carrie Goetz, Principal/CTO, StrategITcom, personifies over 40 years of global experience designing, running, and auditing, data centers and IT departments. She is an international keynote speaker and is globally published in 69 countries in over 250 publications.

Are you good with your hands, mechanically inclined, or have a knack for fixing mechanical or electrical items? If so, a career in the constantly growing Aviation Industry might be a good fit for you! Transitioning from the military into a role as an Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) Mechanic allows you to continue building an exciting career while making an impact on the world around you. We have recently partnered with US Aviation Academy, an organization that provides world class training for A&P mechanics. US Aviation Academy's VA approved A&P Mechanic Program is designed to thoroughly equip all students with a profound knowledge of aircraft and prepare you for a successful career in the aviation industry. During this program, you will train at a live airport, get real-world experience working on jets, and work closely with knowledgeable instructors. Steve Kugler, Vice President of Business Development and Director of Admissions at US Aviation Academy, joins the podcast to discuss his passion for the Aviation industry. Additional topics include: • A&P Mechanic training program highlights • Benefits of the program and certifications earned • Why the Aviation Industry is a good fit for veterans If you'd like to learn more about A&P Mechanic training with US Aviation, visit https://www.oriontalent.com/military-job-seekers/usaviationacademy/

Are you ready to boost your career in a unique way? Today's epsode is designed for anyone curious about starting a podcast—whether you want to explore it as a passion project, enhance your career, or dive into science communication. Welcome to a milestone moment – the 100th episode of Neurocareers: Doing the Impossible! For this special occasion, Milena Korostenskaja, host of Neurocareers, is stepping into the hot seat! Instead of hosting, Dr. K will be interviewed by one of her incredible former guests, Dr. Courtnie Paschall.         Joining the discussion pane are powerful podcasting experts: Stephen Hou, an amazing co-host of the Neurratives podcast; Harrison Canning, known as The BCI Guy and an inspiring science communicator; and Mike McClellan, a brilliant editor who brings the magic to Neurocareers behind the scenes. Together, they'll explore how to launch your own podcast and discuss how podcasting can elevate your career in science and tech, helping you build valuable networks, showcase your expertise, and make a real impact. As a special treat, you'll also hear us answering live questions from our audience! So, if you're thinking about starting a podcast or looking to take your show to the next level, join the panelists for practical tips, fresh ideas, and unique insights you won't find anywhere else (not even on ChatGPT!). Here's to the next step in your career – let's dive in! About the Podcast Panel: Courtnie Paschall, PhD A researcher and entrepreneur in neurotechnology and a former guest on Neurocareers: Doing the Impossible! takes the mic to interview podcast host Milena Korostenskaja and amazing podcasters in the neurotech field, Stephen Hou, Harrison Canning, and Mike McClellan, for the special 100th episode. Stephen Hou  Is an engineer at BlackRock Neurotech and co-host of Neurratives: A Podcast about Neuroscience in Fiction alongside Nick Halper. The show humorously explores neuroscience themes in popular media, with topics ranging from brain-computer interfaces in musicals to neuroethics in sci-fi films like JUNG_E. Harrison Canning  Is the creator of The BCI Guys, the host of the Brain Stream Podcast, a Neurotech Innovation Strategist at Blackrock Neurotech, and a Master's student at Harvard Medical School. Harrison focuses on neuroscience communication and was previously featured on Milena's Neurocareers podcast in an episode about his career in Science Communication.  Mike McClellan Is an aerospace engineer by day and podcast editor by passion. He is an extremely multi-talented guy – with degrees in physics, mechanical engineering, music composition, and music theory. He will offer insights into the technical side of podcast production. Milena Korostenskaja, PhD (Dr. K), is a scientist specializing in neuroimaging, brain-computer interfaces, and neurostimulation. She currently works as a BCI and Neurostimulation Scientist at g.tec medical engineering and offers career coaching through The Institute of Neuroapproaches. Dr. K also hosts the podcast “Neurocareers: Doing the Impossible!” About the Podcast: The Neurocareers podcast is brought to you by The Institute of Neuroapproaches (https://www.neuroapproaches.org/) and its founder, Milena Korostenskaja, Ph.D. (Dr. K), a neuroscience educator, research consultant, and career coach for people in neuroscience and neurotechnologies. As a professional coach with a background in the field, Dr. K understands the unique challenges and opportunities job applicants face in this field and can provide personalized coaching and support to help you succeed. Here's what you'll get with one-on-one coaching sessions from Dr. K: Identification and pursuit of career goals Guidance on job search strategies, resume, and cover letter development Neurotech / neuroscience job interview preparation and practice Networking strategies to connect with professionals in the field of neuroscience and neurotechnologies Ongoing support and guidance to help you stay on track and achieve your goals You can always schedule a free neurocareer consultation/coaching session with Dr. K at https://neuroapproaches.as.me/free-neurocareer-consultation Subscribe to our Nerocareers Newsletter to stay on top of all our cool neurocareers news at updates https://www.neuroapproaches.org/neurocareers-news

Carrie Goetz, Chief Technology Officer of StrategITcom and Amazon Best-Selling Author, joins VIP's Casey Hasten in a discussion about her career journey in the tech industry and her best-selling novel “Jumpstart Your Career in Data Centers Featuring Careers for Women, Trades, and Vets in Tech and Data Centers''. Carrie is an avid advocate for women in technology, an international keynote speaker, and is published in 69 countries in over 250 publications. About The We Are VIP Podcast:This podcast is brought to you by VIP to add value to your job or candidate search. Each week, we'll bring you helpful tips and insights from leading professionals to help candidates land their dream jobs and help employers find better talent. Hosted by:Casey Hasten, Director of Recruiting at VIPAbout VIP:We utilize a holistic approach to support your strategic initiatives in accounting and finance. From recruiting and strategic staffing, to project management consulting, our service model offers a comprehensive solution that allows for flexibility as you navigate transformation and growth within your organization.Connect:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/270216/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WeAreVIPCompanyJob Openings and Services: https://wearevip.com

Does a career in film and television seem out of reach? If you've dreamed of becoming a screenwriter, director, or maybe even an actor, serving as a script supervisor may be your shortcut to the inner circle. But what is a script supervisor? And where can you go to train for the role? Jennifer Carriere is the creator of Script Supervisor CEO, a platform that helps people earn a six-figure salary and hobnob with Hollywood's elite by teaching them the trade of script supervising. Jennifer caught the bug for film and television in New Orleans in 2008. She left a successful career in civil engineering and has gone on to script supervise hundreds of episodes of TV and dozens of feature films.  On this episode of Wickedly Smart Women, Jennifer joins Anjel to describe the role of a script supervisor and explain how a shortage of script supervisors inspired the creation of her business. Jennifer discusses who is best suited to be a script supervisor and how they protect the story and prevent continuity errors in movies and television shows. Listen in for insight on taking imperfect action as an entrepreneur and learn how to jumpstart your career in film and TV with Jennifer's script supervisor training program! What You Will Learn What inspired Jennifer's shift from civil engineering to film and television How a shortage of script supervisors motivated Jennifer to start her own business How a script supervisor protects the story and prevents continuity errors Who is best suited to the role of script supervisor for a production How being a script supervisor benefits aspiring actors, directors and screenwriters Why starting a business might be simpler than you think Jennifer's challenge to take imperfect action today to start your business Connect with Jennifer Carriere Script Supervisor CEO Resources Wickedly Smart Women: Trusting Intuition, Taking Action, Transforming Worlds by Anjel B. Hartwell Connect with Anjel B. Hartwell  Wickedly Smart Women Wickedly Smart Women on X Wickedly Smart Women on Instagram Wickedly Smart Women Facebook Community Wickedly Smart Women Store on TeePublic The Wealthy Life Mentor The Wealthy Life Mentor on Facebook Listener Line (540) 402-0043 Ext. 4343  Email listeners@wickedlysmartwomen.com

Have you ever wondered what lie outside of the United States would look like? Especially for your career or education? If so, this episode is for you. In this episode of Conversations with Seven Sisters Jen speaks with recent Mount Holyoke Alum Lexi Lobdell on her journey since graduation over the Atlantic to study in Finland and work in Norway. Lexi was a neuroscience major with an interest in entrepreneurship who had no great interest in studying or living abroad until she was tapped to apply for the Fulbright program in Finland. She has since moved to Finland and completed a masters degree and moved again to Norway to work at an education startup. Lexi shares with us her knowledge of doing a masters degree abroad and how working in Europe as an American is a great way to propel your career. You can connect with Lexi here.Did you attend a Seven Sisters College?  If so, Join as a Founding Member of the first & only community for Seven Sisters alums & undergraduates here. Sign up for our newsletter to make sure you don't miss any Seven Sisters Alum news. Seven Sisters Colleges are Barnard, Bryn Mawr, Mount Holyoke, Radcliffe, Smith, Vassar and Wellesley.

Graduating in STEM and looking for your next career step? Looking to expand your international network? Now's your chance to learn all you need to know about the Young Professionals Programme, first hand, from current participants. Learn why Larisa applied to the programme, the benefits she's enjoyed most and how this hands-on experience with innovation has helped put her on the right career path. Applications for 2024 are now open, for more information please visit: epo.org/pan-european-seal Moderators:  Persida Jovanovic, Young Professional in Talent Acquisition  Penelope Piraino, Young Professional in Talent Aquisition Guest:   Larisa Turtureanu, Young Professional in Patent granting process

Say It Skillfully® is a show that helps you to benefit from Molly Tschang's expert guidance on the best possible ways to speak your mind at work in a positive and productive manner. Episode 205 features successful professionals and what's top of mind for them. Molly's first caller, Kris, is facing a situation that's challenging emotionally and a significant new responsibility as he steps in to handle his grandmother's finances. The bureaucracy, change of financial advisors, lack of responsiveness, and errors are extremely frustrating, yet he's got to make it work. He and Molly talk about ways to reset his own mindset, so that Kris can create a productive relationship with the new advisor. Hear him reflect on his tendencies and embrace taking a step back to create space to move forward in a better way. Next Onwar, who is early in career, opens up about a defining career moment! He is in an apprentice program and being considered for a permanent position (which would be a gamechanger in his ability to support his family). He shares his non-traditional path into software engineering, as the college route proved not to be a fit for him, and learnings in navigating the corporate workplace. He and Molly talk about his strategy to understand the evaluation process and how best to position himself. And don't miss Onwar's openness to new ideas for how to reach out to his boss' boss (16:15). Then Hugi is keen to reach out for paid board and consulting assignments and utilize his risk, automation and multicultural expertise. Molly suggests informational interviewing as a way to get to know organizations and building relationships to have an internal sponsor. With Latino heritage Hugi also asks about diversity as a dimension he brings. Molly offers thoughts for him in considering how an organization values diversity in the broadest sense and to be specific about the ways he can be value add (37:10). Tune in and learn how to navigate work and life while being invaluable and true to yourself! Molly's thought for the week: “You can't go back and change the beginning, but you can start where you are and change the ending.” And—she invites you to check out her 1st LinkedIn Learning course, “Leadership Communication in the Flow of Work.” In this post, click on the LinkedIn Learning logo under the video (on the left) to access free for 24 hours. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/mollytschang_sayitskillfully-communicationskills-passion-activity-7099873982077657088-L-qC?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop

Say It Skillfully® is a show that helps you to benefit from Molly Tschang's expert guidance on the best possible ways to speak your mind at work in a positive and productive manner. Episode 205 features successful professionals and what's top of mind for them. Molly's first caller, Kris, is facing a situation that's challenging emotionally and a significant new responsibility as he steps in to handle his grandmother's finances. The bureaucracy, change of financial advisors, lack of responsiveness, and errors are extremely frustrating, yet he's got to make it work. He and Molly talk about ways to reset his own mindset, so that Kris can create a productive relationship with the new advisor. Hear him reflect on his tendencies and embrace taking a step back to create space to move forward in a better way. Next Onwar, who is early in career, opens up about a defining career moment! He is in an apprentice program and being considered for a permanent position (which would be a gamechanger in his ability to support his family). He shares his non-traditional path into software engineering, as the college route proved not to be a fit for him, and learnings in navigating the corporate workplace. He and Molly talk about his strategy to understand the evaluation process and how best to position himself. And don't miss Onwar's openness to new ideas for how to reach out to his boss' boss (16:15). Then Hugi is keen to reach out for paid board and consulting assignments and utilize his risk, automation and multicultural expertise. Molly suggests informational interviewing as a way to get to know organizations and building relationships to have an internal sponsor. With Latino heritage Hugi also asks about diversity as a dimension he brings. Molly offers thoughts for him in considering how an organization values diversity in the broadest sense and to be specific about the ways he can be value add (37:10). Tune in and learn how to navigate work and life while being invaluable and true to yourself! Molly's thought for the week: “You can't go back and change the beginning, but you can start where you are and change the ending.” And—she invites you to check out her 1st LinkedIn Learning course, “Leadership Communication in the Flow of Work.” In this post, click on the LinkedIn Learning logo under the video (on the left) to access free for 24 hours. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/mollytschang_sayitskillfully-communicationskills-passion-activity-7099873982077657088-L-qC?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop

When network engineers think of a data center, we think of fabrics and routers and switches. There is a lot more to a data center, though—there is power, building construction, environmentals, and a lot of others. What possible jobs are out there in the data center space for people who want to work in IT, but don't either want to code or build networks? Carrie Goetz, author of Jumpstart Your Career in Data Centers joins Tom Ammon and Russ White to tell us about a few, and about the importance of other careers in the data center.

Diane Huth loves helping other people succeed and finds innovative and out-of-the box ways to help them meet their goals. In her “day job” she is a nationally recognized career coach and marketing consultant.  In her “night job” she writes books and coaches retirement age women on how to run away from home and live in paradise like she did 2 years ago - on a white sandy beach island off the coast of Mexico. In this episode Dawn reviews two of Diane's best selling books: BRAND YOU! To Land Your Dream Job: A Step-by-Step Guide To Find a Great Job, Get Hired and Jumpstart Your Career and Reinvent Your Career: Beat Age Discrimination to Land Your Dream Job: Brand You!Did you get your Free Copy of Dawn's book yet?Other episodes you'll enjoy:10 Ways to Work in Paradise with Diane Huth I'm Solar Powered: White Sandy Beaches Make My Heart Sing! with Diane HuthConnect with me:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/midlifeinparadise/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dawndfleming/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dawnfleming/Website: https://www.lifeinparadisepodcast.comSupport the show

This episode features a conversation with Carrie Goetz, author of the book "Jumpstart Your Career in Data Centers: Featuring Careers for Women, Trades, and Veterans in Tech and Data Centers." To learn more about Carrie and to get the book, visit: https://carriegoetz.com/ 

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What if you could avoid some of the biggest and most common mistakes that entrepreneurs make early on in their careers? On today's show, Darius interviews the incredible Gino Wickman, founder, EOS Worldwide who gives us a peek into his Entrepreneurial Operating System. You will learn how you can avoid pain and get a smoother jumpstart when you use an EOS to run your business.  Early on in his story, Gino had his entrepreneurial fire lit, and he took charge of his family business at 25, turned it around, and sold it 7 years later. Over the next 5 years, he worked with more than 50 clients in an inspired phase of mad experimentation. At the end of this, he compiled all his learnings to form his famed Entrepreneurial Operating System. As of date, there are 375 EOS implementers and 100,000 companies worldwide that are running on this system.   As of now, Gino has withdrawn from EOS Worldwide so that he can focus his creativity and energies on his new project – The Entrepreneurial Leap. With his new passion project, Gino is helping entrepreneurs get a better jump start in life. Entrepreneurs, being natural risk-takers, are prone to diving in without proper planning and due diligence. And, as a result, they have to put up with a lot of avoidable pain.  In today's show, Gino shares his three-step process which can help entrepreneurs chart out the best path ahead. You will also learn how you can get access to some including the e-Leap Assessment Tool and MyBiz Match. Topics include: Finding and using an entrepreneurial operating system The power of setting a BHAG (Big, Hairy, Audacious Goal) The incredible impact Gino is making with Entrepreneurial Leap! Tools and Resources to help you in your entrepreneurial journey And other topics… Connect with Gino: Website: https://ginowickman.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ginowickman/ Book: https://www.eosworldwide.com/get-a-grip-book  Connect with Darius: Website: https://therealdarius.com/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dariusmirshahzadeh/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/whoompdarius/ YouTube: https://therealdarius.com/youtube Book: The Core Value Equation https://www.amazon.com/Core-Value-Equation-Framework-Limitless/dp/1544506708 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Nomad Futurist is delighted to welcome Emma Grace Myers, sales representative for Honeywell Building Technologies in the Data Center Vertical, for a podcast episode focused on navigating the data center industry through the lens of the younger generation.Nomad Futurist had the pleasure of meeting Myers in Texas at a conference, and when we learned her story, we felt it fit in perfectly with what we've been trying to share with the world. In her own words: "I like to say this industry found me rather than the other way around.""I had the opportunity to intern with Honeywell in the summer of 2021, and I showed up on my first day to find out my assignment and what group I would be in, and they told me I'd be in the data center group. So my first question was great, what's a data center??"And so from that point on, Myers spent time learning about data centers and the ins and outs of Honeywell, including the players in the space, as well as the administrative side of things that come with any new job. When she first signed up for the internship, her goals were to gain experience with an organization with a broad reach."If I got to Honeywell, I figured I would have the opportunity to move around and find what my interests really were. And lo and behold, I find the data center industry very interesting. So I'm still here!"Myers is the youngest guest to join the Nomad Futurist podcast, so Phil and Nabeel asked her where she felt the significant gap is between younger audiences and this industry."There is a gap because it's not talked about. I had not heard the word data center before that first day at my internship, and if the word were out and people talked about it, I think that would gain interest in itself."Myers also opens up about what it's like being a minority in this industry."Being a young female in this industry, I found that really most every conversation that I have, I have to prove that I know what I'm talking about and work harder to gain someone's confidence in me."Myers says she's keeping an open mind for the future and is excited about the many industry opportunities ahead for her. The timing of this podcast also couldn't be any better, with Carrie Goetz launching her book- Jumpstart Your Career in Data Centers, which Myers has been using on her journey."Her book really explains things in a very simple way and gives definitions simple enough for me to start to connect all of the pieces."Emma Grace Myers is a sales representative for Honeywell Building Technologies in the Data Center Vertical and holds a B.S. in Industrial Distribution and a Business minor from Texas A&M University. Before joining Honeywell in January 2022, Emma Grace spent time in the roofing distribution industry, where she realized her passion lies in solution-based selling.

Nomad Futurist is delighted to welcome Carrie Goetz, a pioneering woman in technology, data center champion, and advocate for diversity, back for a second podcast episode focused on her timely and exciting new book — Jumpstart Your Career in Data Centers. Goetz' impetus for writing the book maps closely to the reason Nomad Futurist was founded — to address a data center talent shortage by raising awareness of the industry and helping break down barriers that are contributing to the problem. “A third of this industry is supposed to gray out by 2025. If we're going to solve our talent shortage problem…if we're going to solve the on ramps and gender parity and diversity issues and address the million other initiatives that are needed in the industry, first off, we need people to know what the industry is.”And that is exactly what this ambitious book sets out to do by providing an overview of the datacenter ecosystem, along with foundational information, tips and insights Goetz has gained from decades in the industry. In her own words: “It was really a labor of love to put over 40 years of experience on a piece of paper.” “Instead of highlighting each individual job, I tried to talk about how each individual part fits into the ecosystem…I wanted something that ties it all together…not just from a colo perspective but all the way through where we look at coding and project management, all of the other skills that make this industry work.”Goetz is also in agreement with Phil and Nabeel about the high value of tradespeople.“I'm a firm believer in tradespeople…The people that work with their hands deserve all the respect. If it were not for the trades, nothing would get built and none of us would have a job.”Goetz highlights the fact that most of the jobs in the data center industry do not require a degree and that much learning happens on the job. She offers some smart advice, suggesting that people should try working in the industry to make sure they enjoy it, before pursuing a degree.“If you're a veteran or you're starting out in the industry, you could start one of those jobs and these multi-billion-dollar companies have tuition reimbursement. If you want to go on and get your degree, go on and get it without student debt.”Goetz is generously contributing 25% of the proceeds from the sale of her book to the Nomad Futurist Foundation. Please visit the Jump Start page on our Foundation website to learn more and/or purchase the book. Carrie Goetz, Principal/CTO, StrategITcom, personifies over 40 years of global experience designing, running, and auditing, data centers and IT departments. She is an international keynote speaker and is globally published in 69 countries in over 250 publications. Amongst her recent accolades:· Top 25 Women in Mission Critical 2022, Mission Critical Magazine· 30 Top Most Influential Women in Tech 2021 by CIO OutlookGoetz holds an honorary doctorate in Mission Critical Operations, RCDD/NTS, PSP, CNID, CDCP, CSM-Agile, AWS CCP and is a Master Infrastructure Mason with 40+ certifications throughout her career. She served on the WIMCO national education committee and is a long-time participant in 7x24Exchange, AFCOM and Data Center Institute board of advisors, Mission Critical Advisory Board, Women in Data Centers, CNet Technical Curriculum Advisory Board, NEDAS Advisory Board, a member of BICSI, Women in

In this weeks episode I am joined by Carrie Goetz to discuss her recently released book, 'Jumpstart your career in Data Centers'. A book written to help attract more people to world of data centers.Firstly we discuss how Carrie started her career in data centers and how her career has developed to where she is today.We then discuss the book. Carrie explains why she decided to write the book, who the book is for, and what she hopes the book will achieve.  Carrie explains how the book is intentionally written to be an easy read and to explain the sector in a way that everyone can understand.We also cover diversity and the challenges around attracting more talent to the data centre sector. Carrie shares her views on why this is so important and also what we can all do to help make the sector a more welcoming place for all.

The Principal/CTO of StrategITcom, Carrie Goetz, embodies more than 40 years of international experience in the planning, management, and auditing of data centers and IT departments. She is a renowned keynote speaker and has been featured in over 250 publications in 69 different countries. WISEUP was fortunate to speak to her about her latest work, "Jumpstart your Career in Data Centers" This groundbreaking, peer-reviewed book fills the gap between facilities and IT. Mission-critical data centers are explained holistically, covering everything from site selection to the cloud and everything in between. This book covers everything you need to know to locate these highly sought-after and lucrative occupations, regardless of your site being hyperscale, colo, cloud, or an on-premises data center. This book outlines Over 200 positions within the data center environment.

For our Wednesday episode this week, host Tori Barlow sits down with Will Taylor, Head of Partnerships at PartnerHacker.  They discuss the baseline for breaking into partnerships and the steps you can take to develop your brand. Highlights: Why creating content is a habit to get into What characteristics you need to be a partnership leader What growth opportunities people can take part in if they're looking to make a transition into partnerships or grow in their current role

“Good Personal finance involves identifying what you want in your life - now and in the future -  and creating a plan to fund all those things.”-Mindy CraryBecoming financially free is not out of reach for you. The only thing it requires is for you to be disciplined with your spending, look to create additional income streams, and be conscious of how you spend your time!This week's guest is Ellery Smith, founder and CEO of Smitty's income tax, and teacher of personal finances. Ellery started his journey working in the corporate world with JP Morgan Chase, TransUnion Credit Bureau, and Bank of America. Along the way Ellery discovered his passion for teaching and has been teaching about money, accounting, and personal finances for almost 20 years! He also has owned and operated his own personal income tax business on the side for over 15 years!Throughout this episode we dive into the skill you need most to avoid being financially responsible, the Envelope System and how you can use it, what you need to know before you purchase a home, 2 things to things to know to be a responsible home owner, and how to plan ahead for the big purchases in your life. We also cover how to build additional income streams, how you can better use your time to set yourself up for success, 4 things about personal finance everyone should know, lifestyle creep and how to avoid it, and so much more! Related Episodes:77 - Your Blueprint to Personal Finances - w/ CPA Ellery Smith pt.174 -The Skills Needed to be the Top 1% w/ Stephen Craig pt.263 - Using Your Talents to Jumpstart Your Career w/ entrepreneur Ricardo Avilla pt.262 - Starting a Business in College & 3 Skills to Make More Money w/ entrepreneur Ricardo Avilla pt.137 - Finding Financial Freedom w/ Financial Planner Brandon Lanz pt.236 - A Simple Guide to Investing w/ Financial Planner Brandon Lanz pt.1Check out EVL Nutrition for your one stop shop to supplements! They offer great tasting protein, pre and post workout supplements, multivitamins, and so much more!Use code "QUESTEVL20" for 20% off all your supplement orders and combine this code with others to save even more! Fill out our quick 6-question audience survey to help us give you the best experience possible!Audience Advice Survey Reach out to and follow us on Instagram!Follow us on Twitter!And remember to GET AFTER IT!

Christine Cruzvergara is the chief education strategy officer at Handshake, a platform geared toward college-aged young adults and recent graduates. The company offers the tools and connections to find a new job. Handshake enables students on college campuses to find interesting job opportunities, internships and entry-level jobs. Cruzvergara shares hot jobs for recent grads, as well as offers meaningful job-search tips.

“Living with fear stops us from taking risks, and if you don't go out on the branch, you're never going to get the best fruit.”-Sarah ParishThe mentality it takes to create a thriving and successful business isn't far off from the mentality it takes to be successful in anything you do in life. We have to be comfortable being uncomfortable, which means taking risks, seeking new opportunities, and taking every setback as a lesson for the next attempt!This week's guest is Keyland Burel, founder and CEO of Budget Mobile Home. Keyland has been in the real estate world since 2019, and founded Budget Mobile Home in January of 2021. After losing his car, studio, and office space, Keyland led his company to over half a million in gross profits and has continued his journey to financial freedom in the San Antonio Area.Throughout this episode we dive into the challenges keyland faced when first starting his business, how to become comfortable taking risks and dealing with uncertainty, and the risk reward tradeoff and how keyland has used it to expand his business. We also cover why focusing on perfection will prevent you from making progress, the mentality every leader needs to develop, 3 lessons Keyland wished he knew before starting college, and so much more! Reach out to Keyland on Instagram or his email kbaffordablelivingllc@gmail.com!Related Episodes:75 - How to Invest in Real Estate with NO Money w/ Keyland Burel pt.173 - Overcome Adversity & Build a New Future w/ Stephen Craig pt.171 - The Skills You NEED to Stand Out w/ Rob Adams pt.270 - Full Time at 10 Years Old to CEO w/ Rob Adams pt.163 - Using Your Talents to Jumpstart Your Career w/ entrepreneur Ricardo Avilla pt.262 - Starting a Business in College & 3 Skills to Make More Money w/ entrepreneur Ricardo Avilla pt.1Check out EVL Nutrition for your one stop shop to supplements! They offer great tasting protein, pre and post workout supplements, multivitamins, and so much more!Use code "QUESTEVL20" for 20% off all your supplement orders and combine this code with others to save even more! Fill out our quick 6-question audience survey to help us give you the best experience possible!Audience Advice Survey Reach out to and follow us on Instagram!Follow us on Twitter!And remember to GET AFTER IT!

“At the end of the day, you put all the work in, and eventually it will pay off. It could be in a year, it could be in 30 years. Eventually your hard work will pay off.”-Kevin HartHard work is a part of everyone's journey to success. Just like the sun rises in the east and sets in the west, it's inevitable you will be required to sacrifice and put a tremendous effort towards your goals in order to achieve everything you want to!This week's guest is Stephen Craig, Team Lead and Account Executive at OSI-Global IT. Stephen has worked at OSI for almost 13 years, where he has become one of the top salesmen and has had tremendous success in sales. However, Stephen's journey hasn't been an easy one. From his dad dying when Stephen was 15, getting expelled from high school, going to rehab and therapy for drug use, and many more trials, Stephen managed to turn his life into one incredibly inspiring story. Throughout this episode we dive into why you should chase after what you love, the value in learning to fail and take new opportunities, and the one skill everyone needs to learn in order to begin to win more people over. We also cover the 2 most important tools you need when it comes to sales, how your work ethic is directly tied to the results you receive, why you need to start working smarter instead of harder, and so much more! Reach out to Stephen on LinkedIn or his cell 214-415-3422!Related Episodes:73 - Overcome Adversity & Build a New Future w/ Stephen Craig pt.171 - The Skills You NEED to Stand Out w/ Rob Adams pt.270 - Full Time at 10 Years Old to CEO w/ Rob Adams pt.163 - Using Your Talents to Jumpstart Your Career w/ entrepreneur Ricardo Avilla pt.262 - Starting a Business in College & 3 Skills to Make More Money w/ entrepreneur Ricardo Avilla pt.1Check out EVL Nutrition for your one stop shop to supplements! They offer great tasting protein, pre and post workout supplements, multivitamins, and so much more!Use code "QUESTEVL20" for 20% off all your supplement orders and combine this code with others to save even more! Fill out our quick 6-question audience survey to help us give you the best experience possible!Audience Advice Survey Reach out to and follow us on Instagram!Follow us on Twitter!And remember to GET AFTER IT!

This week's guest is Stephen Craig, Team Lead and Account Executive at OSI-Global IT. Stephen has worked at OSI for almost 13 years, where he has become one of the top salesmen and has had tremendous success in sales. However, Stephen's journey hasn't been an easy one. From his dad dying when Stephen was 15, getting expelled from high school, going to rehab and therapy for drug use, and many more trials, Stephen managed to turn his life into one incredibly inspiring story. Throughout this episode we dive into the journey Stephen took after his dad died when he was 15 and how he was expelled from high school, his time at an alternative school, and the path he took which led to him being in rehab. Stephen opens up about thinking about suicide and how he managed to overcome those thoughts, how meditation impacted his life and why we should practice it, why we need to continually push ourselves out of our comfort zone, the value in taking risks to achieve your goals, and 3 ways to overcome negative self talk and insecurities. Make sure to tune in next week where we continue to delve into Stephens's story and how he made it to the top 1% of the 1%, why we should chase after what we love, the value in learning to fail and take new opportunities, and so much more!Reach out to Stephen on LinkedIn or his cell 214-415-3422!Related Episodes:71 - The Skills You NEED to Stand Out w/ Rob Adams pt.270 - Full Time at 10 Years Old to CEO w/ Rob Adams pt.163 - Using Your Talents to Jumpstart Your Career w/ entrepreneur Ricardo Avilla pt.262 - Starting a Business in College & 3 Skills to Make More Money w/ entrepreneur Ricardo Avilla pt.1Check out EVL Nutrition for your one stop shop to supplements! They offer great tasting protein, pre and post workout supplements, multivitamins, and so much more!Use code "QUESTEVL20" for 20% off all your supplement orders and combine this code with others to save even more! Fill out our quick 6-question audience survey to help us give you the best experience possible!Audience Advice Survey Reach out to and follow us on Instagram!Follow us on Twitter!And remember to GET AFTER IT!

This week's episode is part two of our conversation with Rob Adams, former CEO of Adams Engineering and current Vice President of Langan Engineering. Rob has more than 30 years of experience in engineering management, master planning and land surveying throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, as well as East and Central Texas. He has led projects for major clients including Chick Fil-A and McDonald's, Academy, and more!There's a lot of factors that culminate into what people deem to be “success.” Whether it's your ability to network and the social circles you spend time with, your ability to sell any product, the trades and skills you have learned over time, or simply doing really well at your job, what success requires is multiple traits working together to propel you to where you want to be. Throughout this episode we dive into we walk through Rob's experience opening his first office and he gives us the two skills you need to develop to be an effective leader, the skills young adults have started to lose and how you can get it back, and how you can set yourself apart as an employee. We also cover 3 things Rob learned in college that changed his life, 2 lessons Rob learned from his dad that you can apply to your life right now, and so much more!Reach out to Rob at g.robert.adams@gmail.com!Related Episodes:70 - Full Time at 10 Years Old to CEO w/ Rob Adams pt.163 - Using Your Talents to Jumpstart Your Career w/ entrepreneur Ricardo Avilla pt.262 - Starting a Business in College & 3 Skills to Make More Money w/ entrepreneur Ricardo Avilla pt.155 - Become Invaluable & 3 Ways to Build Powerful Relationships w/ musician Reed Hoelscher pt.1Check out EVL Nutrition for your one stop shop to supplements! They offer great tasting protein, pre and post workout supplements, multivitamins, and so much more!Use code "QUESTEVL20" for 20% off all your supplement orders and combine this code with others to save even more! Fill out our quick 6-question audience survey to help us give you the best experience possible!Audience Advice Survey Reach out to and follow us on Instagram!Follow us on Twitter!And remember to GET AFTER IT!

This week's guest is Rob Adams, former CEO of Adams Engineering and current Vice President of Langan Engineering. Rob has more than 30 years of experience in engineering management, master planning and land surveying throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, as well as East and Central Texas. He has led projects for major clients including Chick Fil-A and McDonald's, Academy, and more!Running a company that spans across the country is no cake walk and requires the leader to be at the top of their game. Every decision rests on their shoulders, they have to be able to build relationships, and their company's success is directly related to their ability to lead. Throughout this episode we dive the biggest lesson Rob learned early on that changed his business career, the path from a ten year old to eventual CEO, the mindset you need to develop in order to have success in anything you do, and how you can lead like a CEO. We also cover how to handle stress and build a work life balance, 3 tips on how to build lasting relationships in business, and Rob's 3 pieces of advice on how young adults can be successful in their jobs!Reach out to Rob at g.robert.adams@gmail.com!Make sure to tune in next week where we dive into the 2 skills you need to develop in order to be an effective leader, the skill most young adults are lacking and how to cultivate it, how you can set yourself apart as an employee, 3 things Rob learned in college that changed his life, and so much more!Related Episodes:63 - Using Your Talents to Jumpstart Your Career w/ entrepreneur Ricardo Avilla pt.262 - Starting a Business in College & 3 Skills to Make More Money w/ entrepreneur Ricardo Avilla pt.155 - Become Invaluable & 3 Ways to Build Powerful Relationships w/ musician Reed Hoelscher pt.135 - Increasing Your Free Time & Improving Your Leadership w/ Life Coach Casey Patridge pt.2Check out EVL Nutrition for your one stop shop to supplements! They offer great tasting protein, pre and post workout supplements, multivitamins, and so much more!Use code "QUESTEVL20" for 20% off all your supplement orders and combine this code with others to save even more! Fill out our quick 6-question audience survey to help us give you the best experience possible!Audience Advice Survey Reach out to and follow us on Instagram!Follow us on Twitter!And remember to GET AFTER IT!

In the inaugural episode of Cutaneous Miscellaneous, our host Nicholas Brownstone, MD and Special Guest Co-Moderator James Q. Del Rosso, DO, speak with American Academy of Dermatology (AAD) President Mark Kaufmann, MD in front of a live audience from the Real World Dermatology For Residents Conference at the Sahara Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, NV. Dr. Kaufmann discusses what the AAD does and how it can benefit dermatology residents and those who are about to complete residency. He highlights opportunities for dermatology residents to serve on Academy committees. Plus, find out Dr. Kaufmann's preference for a classic New York City food item. Don't miss this exciting first episode from our new show!

"Marketing yourself to a new person often involves being charismatic, clever and quick-but most jobs and most relationships are about being consistent, persistent and brave.”-Seth GodinEveryone will eventually make a resume, draft a cover letter, and be interviewed for a job. Whether you're a senior in high school looking for something part time, a junior in college trying to get an internship, or about to graduate college and enter adult life, knowing the do's and don'ts of the job application process can reap tremendous rewards!This week's guest is best selling author Michael Betrus. Michael has written over 10 books on various topics including how to make top tier resumes, cover letters and how to ace job interviews. He continues to help others with their resumes and cover letters and has offered to do the same for you FOR FREE. Email Michael at michaelgbetrus@gmail.com, send him over a resume or cover letter and let him know we sent you!Throughout this episode we dive deep into Michael best tips on tailoring your resume to land more jobs, what you need to have on your resume that most people forget about, how to structure your resume to make it more likely to catch someone's attention and what you should never put in your resume. We also cover how to write a top 5% Cover Letter,  how you can get a job with little to no experience, how to pick your major to have the most options after college, and so much more!Make sure to tune in next week for part two where we dive deeper into how to ace any interview you have, the best ways to prepare for an interview if you've never had one, the things you should never do in an interview, and so much more!Related Episodes:19 - Land Any Job & Master Networking w/ Joe Daves pt.120 - Marketing Yourself & Finding Your Future w/ Joe Daves pt.234 - The Best Tips for Success After School w/ Life Coach Casey Partridge pt.163 - Using Your Talents to Jumpstart Your Career w/ entrepreneur Ricardo Avilla pt.2Check out EVL Nutrition for your one stop shop to supplements! They offer great tasting protein, pre and post workout supplements, multivitamins, and so much more!Use code "QUESTEVL20" for 20% off all your supplement orders and combine this code with others to save even more! Fill out our quick 6-question audience survey to help us give you the best experience possible!Audience Advice Survey Reach out to and follow us on Instagram!Follow us on Twitter!And remember to GET AFTER IT!

"A winner is someone who recognizes their God-given talent, works their tail off to develop them into skills, and uses those skills to accomplish their goals!”-Larry BirdRemembering that, no matter where you think you stack up against those around you, YOU ARE GOOD AT SOMETHING!! Everyone has that one special trait that you can use to begin bringing value to those around you! Find your talent, focus on developing it, and the impact you will have will be greater than you could have ever imagined! This week's episode is part two of our conversation with Ricardo Avilla. Ricardo is a 23 year old who graduated Arizona State University in 2021. In what started as a career path leading to medical school, Ricardo ended up opening his own gym and building a personal training business around helping people physically and mentally improve their lives! His entrepreneurial spirit lives on in his newest venture and he continues to push the boundaries of what is possible. Throughout this episode we dive into how you can use what you're good at to make a living for yourself, the way you can spot opportunities to make money and take advantage of them, 3 things you should know before starting your own business, Ricardo dives into some great motivating advice about why you should take advantage of the time you have now, the power of compounding skill growth, 2 things Ricardo emphasizes with his clients to help them strengthen their mental health, and how to prioritize your goals so they can have the most impact possible!If you liked this episode or if you've been enjoying everything we do here at The Quest, let us know by leaving a rating and comment!Follow Ricardo on Instagram!Time stamps:2:58 - using talents to make additional money 5:30 - finding new ventures and opportunities 17:21 - 3 things for someone right out of college to start a business 30:55 - Ricardo's goals33:32 - 2 important aspects to mental health in personal training 36:02 - 3 things Ricardo does to strengthen his own mental health 39:24 - how to structure goals and personal goals 41:58 - acknowledgements and final questionsRelated Episodes:62 - Starting a Business in College & 3 Skills to Make More Money w/ entrepreneur Ricardo Avilla pt.155 - Become Invaluable & 3 Ways to Build Powerful Relationships w/ musician Reed Hoelscher pt.148 - Finding Motivation & Improving Your Mental Health w/ Olympic Softball Player Nicole Mendes pt.218 - Chasing Greatness & Finding Value in Yourself w/ Olympian Bryce DeadmonCheck out EVL Nutrition for your one stop shop to supplements! They offer great tasting protein, pre and post workout supplements, multivitamins, and so much more!Use code "QUESTEVL20" for 20% off all your supplement orders and combine this code with others to save even more! Fill out our quick 6-question audience survey to help us give you the best experience possible!Audience Advice Survey Reach out to and follow us on Instagram!Follow us on Twitter!And remember to GET AFTER IT!

This podcast episode is brought to by our host, Jack Moylan, and Audit Shareholder & Director of Marketing and Business Development at Lutz, Scott Carrico. In this episode, you will learn about how getting involved can help boost your career! The conversation helps answer the following questions: What does it mean to be involved? How does this help you in your career? In what ways can you get involved? Are there any specific programs you'd recommend? Where can someone go to learn more or discover opportunities?

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What if you could avoid some of the biggest and most common mistakes that entrepreneurs make early on in their careers? On today's show, Darius interviews the incredible Gino Wickman, founder, EOS Worldwide who gives us a peek into his Entrepreneurial Operating System. You will learn how you can avoid pain and get a smoother jumpstart when you use an EOS to run your business.  Early on in his story, Gino had his entrepreneurial fire lit, and he took charge of his family business at 25, turned it around, and sold it 7 years later. Over the next 5 years, he worked with more than 50 clients in an inspired phase of mad experimentation. At the end of this, he compiled all his learnings to form his famed Entrepreneurial Operating System. As of date, there are 375 EOS implementers and 100,000 companies worldwide that are running on this system.   As of now, Gino has withdrawn from EOS Worldwide so that he can focus his creativity and energies on his new project – The Entrepreneurial Leap. With his new passion project, Gino is helping entrepreneurs get a better jump start in life. Entrepreneurs, being natural risk-takers, are prone to diving in without proper planning and due diligence. And, as a result, they have to put up with a lot of avoidable pain.  In today's show, Gino shares his three-step process which can help entrepreneurs chart out the best path ahead. You will also learn how you can get access to some including the e-Leap Assessment Tool and MyBiz Match. Enjoy! What You Will Learn In This Show -Finding and using an entrepreneurial operating system -The power of setting a BHAG (Big, Hairy, Audacious Goal) -The incredible impact Gino is making with Entrepreneurial Leap! - Tools and Resources to help you in your entrepreneurial journey - And so much more… Resources: https://therealdarius.com/ This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

#023 -  Get great insights on how you and your significant other can get on the same page financially!We need to have our finances in order in order to help other people with their finances - and perhaps their single biggest investment - their home!  That's why we need to learn how to win with money so that we can win at real estate.My guest on this week's podcast is Dan Hinz, MBA.  He is the gentle soul and financial coach behind Adulting With Money.  For seven years, Dan has taught couples how to unite, not fight, over money, whether they want to crush debt faster, buy a house sooner, or just want to get on the same page.  Check out his website AdultingWithMoney.com. Embrace working together with your significant other!  Listen to the podcast.While you're here, subscribe to the show so you don't miss a single episode.Also, be sure to leave a review.Want to give your career a boost?  Download my free guide, 5 Sources of Business to Jumpstart Your Career.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/unsalesperson)

Meet: Bryan has worked at Facebook and Indeed on the Data Science and Machine Learning teams. He's currently the Data Science Manager at Nextdoor. What you'll learn: Grad School - the pros and cons and what you can do to jumpstart your career Remote work - the pros and cons If you have any questions for Bryan, please feel free to reach out to him via LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bryangilbertdavis/

Whether you’re planning a full-scale job hunt in 2020 or simply thinking about your future steps, career-wise, you may have to do some prep work to reach your full potential on your LinkedIn profile. LinkedIn is one of the first places prospective employers scope you out. So what are some of the ways you can make the most out of your profile? For these reasons, our two special on today’s episode of the Powderkeg Podcast are experts when it comes to helping job seekers use the power of LinkedIn. Our first guest is Ashley Watkins, a Job Search Coach, and Nationally Certified Resume Writer. Ashley has experience in recruiting top talent for nonprofits such as the American Cancer Society and Gateway and multimillion-dollar companies in the banking and manufacturing industries. Joining her is Ana Lokotkova, a personal brand & career advisor, resume writer, and job interview coach at CV Labs in Calgary, Canada. Ana focuses on telling career stories to showcase job seekers’ unique qualities to gain an employer’s attention. With Ashley and Ana’s help, you’ll learn how to effectively network, build key relationships, and how to better design and better utilize your LinkedIn profile. This interview will prepare for your next big opportunity to bring your LinkedIn profile to its full potential. Tune in for more! In this episode with Ashley Watkins and Ana Lokotkova, you’ll learn: -The Most In-Demand Hard and Soft Skills in the Current Job Market -What Job Recruiters look for in a Great Candidate -Who’s Hiring Right Now (and How to Reach Them on LinkedIn) -How to grow your personal brand and attract an audience of fans Figuring out your next career move doesn’t have to be so stressful. So why not try Powderkeg Matches? By joining Matches, you’re joining a community of thousands of top professionals in the Powderkeg community to get connected with outstanding people at the hottest tech companies between the coasts. Get matched with great employers, land your next major opportunity, and get started today! Please enjoy this episode of the Powderkeg Podcast with Ashley Watkins and Ana Lokotkova! If you like this episode, please subscribe and leave us a review on iTunes. You can also follow us on Soundcloud. We have an incredible lineup of interviews we’ll be releasing every Tuesday here on the Powderkeg Podcast. Check it out at powderkeg.com/itunes.

The 5 ways to jumpstart your career. It's not going to move itself, it's all up to you to drive your business. Find a mentor and a brokerage that allows and pushes you to grow. Dive into video and social media. Always improve the size and depth of your database. Make the connection and be personable when you're on video and messaging people. The more relationships you build, the more deals you'll be able to do with those around you. Keep driving and leverage others to help you build your knowledge and career.  Let's chat more about your business at info@realestateontherocks.com

Orion has more than 70 hiring conferences each year in major metros across the US. If you’re new to working with Orion you may not know much about Hiring Conferences or the value they can add to your career search. Visit us online at https://www.oriontalent.com/military-job-seekers/hiring-conferences/ to learn more about attending a hiring conference. In this episode Chris Dove, a Navy Veteran and Orion Recruiter, joins the podcast to discuss everything you need to know about attending and preparing for a Hiring Conference. Chris has a unique perspective because before joining the Orion team, he attended a conference as a candidate. Now, it’s one of the highlights of his career with Orion. Listen to the show to hear Chris discuss: • Why hiring conferences are so beneficial • What to expect when you attend a conference • Conference success stories

"What do you wanna do after school?".... the age old question. We know, It can be so stressful thinking about starting your career with little to no experience, however there IS a way to stand out and without traditional networking.In this solo episode, we give tips and tricks into finding your network, applying for jobs, and innovating the old 'coffee chat'. Listen to this if you want to kickstart your professional life, meet new likeminded people, and set yourself up for success.Resources we love:weareflik.comallianceforarts.comWhere to find us!@twentysomethingpodcast@emanosmann@ang_vannatter

"What do you wanna do after school?".... the age old question. We know, It can be so stressful thinking about starting your career with little to no experience, however there IS a way to stand out and without traditional networking.In this solo episode, we give tips and tricks into finding your network, applying for jobs, and innovating the old 'coffee chat'. Listen to this if you want to kickstart your professional life, meet new likeminded people, and set yourself up for success.Resources we love:weareflik.comallianceforarts.comWhere to find us!@twentysomethingpodcast@emanosmann@ang_vannatter

"What do you wanna do after school?".... the age old question. We know, It can be so stressful thinking about starting your career with little to no experience, however there IS a way to stand out and without traditional networking.In this solo episode, we give tips and tricks into finding your network, applying for jobs, and innovating the old 'coffee chat'. Listen to this if you want to kickstart your professional life, meet new likeminded people, and set yourself up for success.Resources we love:weareflik.comallianceforarts.comWhere to find us!@twentysomethingpodcast@emanosmann@ang_vannatter

Tired of trying to distinguish yourself and navigate a career in a large corporation? Consider a tech start-up! Today's tech start ups have big ideas, are well-funded, and they need people who can join the team to bring their vision to fruition. Start-ups offer fewer barriers to entry, versatility in roles, and can provide a very handsome financial return, when the right start-up with a sound product and growth plan is considered. And if you seek a role as executive leader, consider there are 500 CEO opportunities in Fortune 500s in contrast to the numerous leadership roles in the 46,000 start ups across the US.

Tired of trying to distinguish yourself and navigate a career in a large corporation? Consider a tech start-up! Today's tech start ups have big ideas, are well-funded, and they need people who can join the team to bring their vision to fruition. Start-ups offer fewer barriers to entry, versatility in roles, and can provide a very handsome financial return, when the right start-up with a sound product and growth plan is considered. And if you seek a role as executive leader, consider there are 500 CEO opportunities in Fortune 500s in contrast to the numerous leadership roles in the 46,000 start ups across the US.

Tired of trying to distinguish yourself and navigate a career in a large corporation? Consider a tech start-up! Today's tech start ups have big ideas, are well-funded, and they need people who can join the team to bring their vision to fruition. Start-ups offer fewer barriers to entry, versatility in roles, and can provide a very handsome financial return, when the right start-up with a sound product and growth plan is considered. And if you seek a role as executive leader, consider there are 500 CEO opportunities in Fortune 500s in contrast to the numerous leadership roles in the 46,000 start ups across the US.

In this episode, we interview Melissa Chambal with Cnet-Training discussing Cnet's Master's degree program and the power of their various certifications as a path into the industry.  Melissa explains the importance of certifications for individuals with and without degrees.  Learn her path into the industry from her beginnings as a card-carrying member of the electrical union, to now an industry trainer and influencer.  She discusses the various certifications offered and some of the jobs that they enable.

This is episode 44 of The Talk of Music City Real Estate with Carey Ann Cyr and Monte Mohr!   Watch this episode: https://youtu.be/nJYEBW0pb_A   Monte, Carey Ann and Jim Payne discuss some power strategies that Jim used in the beginning of his real estate career that started just a little over 4 years ago. These tactics enabled Jim to become the top selling agent on Monte's team in his FIRST year.   A few things that came up: - Addressing unrealistic expectations amongst realtors and clients - Letting everyone know what you do - How Jim uses 100% commission to continually build his business - Focusing on Westhaven   Have a question about buying/selling real estate and mortgages? Email questions@talkmusiccity.com or use #talkmusiccity to possibly get your question answered on the air!   We Educate and Motivate All Things Real Estate!   Monte Mohr owns Realty One Group Music City and has sold over $1 Billion dollar's worth of real estate and over 3000 homes sold over his 30+ year career!   Interested in joining Monte as an agent? www.topagentsuccess.com   Carey Ann Cyr manages and operates one of the Top Branches for CMG Financial in Franklin, TN. She and her team have become known for closing nearly impossible deals! They have processed over 300 million in mortgages since 2016 with over 613 families ushered into their dream homes!   Contact Carey Ann: www.yourtnlendingsolution.com   The talk of Music City Real Estate can be heard on SuperTalk 99.7 WTN every Sunday at 5pm.   The Talk of Music City Real Estate is Produced, Voiced and Edited by www.jimmccarthyvoiceovers.com

Vision boards and career plans are great when you know what you want to do with your career. But what if you're at a crossroads? When you're befuddled and seeking career direction, turn to your network for ideas.

In this episode I interview one of my top stylists, Sam Alcorn to find out how she jump started her career to experience 52% growth in service sales year over year!   We talk about fears, strategies for growing your clientele and how to keep them coming back.  Sam also discusses the mindset shifts she has adopted that has helped her excel into a salon manager position as well as an educator and brand ambassador for a well know color company.  Get to know Sam more on Instagram @samalcorn.hair

On this week's episode of the freeCodeCamp podcast, Quincy interviews Shawn Wang (@swyx). We talk about "learning in public" and his transition into tech from finance, where he left behind a job that paid him US $350,000 per year. Shawn grew up in Singapore and came to the US as a college student. He worked in finance, but at age 30, he burned out. So he decided to learn to code. He used freeCodeCamp and a ton of other resources, and since then he's worked as a freelance developer, and at several companies including Netlify. Follow Shawn on Twitter: https://twitter.com/swyx Follow Quincy on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ossia Here are some links we discuss in the interview. Shawn's Projects: The official React subreddit that Shawn moderates: https://reddit.com/r/reactjs Shawn's article on No Zero Days: https://www.freecodecamp.org/forum/t/no-zero-days-my-roadmap-from-javascript-noob-to-full-stack-developer-in-12-months/164514 Job Search / Salary Negotation articles: Cracking the Coding Interview: https://fcc.im/2UihbNm Hasseeb Qureshi's story of getting a $250K/y developer job at Airbnb: https://haseebq.com/farewell-app-academy-hello-airbnb-part-i Steve Yegge's "Get that job at Google" essay: http://steve-yegge.blogspot.com/2008/03/get-that-job-at-google.html Patrick McKenzie on Salary Negotiation https://www.kalzumeus.com/2012/01/23/salary-negotiation/ Quincy's recommended article: I spent 3 months applying to jobs after a coding bootcamp. Here's what I learned: https://medium.freecodecamp.org/9a07468d2331 Algorithm Expert: https://www.algoexpert.io Full Stack Academy https://www.fullstackacademy.com Shawn's Learn In Public movement: Shawn's Learn In Public essay https://gist.github.com/sw-yx/9720bd4a30606ca3ffb8d407113c0fe5‌‌ Kent C Dodds' Zero to 60 in Software Development: How to Jumpstart Your Career https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-qPh6I2hfjw&app=desktop‌‌ Cory House on Becoming an Outlier: https://vimeo.com/97415346‌‌ Brad Frost on Creative Exhaust: http://bradfrost.com/blog/post/creative-exhaust/‌‌ Patrick McKenzie on the origin of the word "friendcatcher": https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=511089‌‌ Chris Coyier on "Working In Public": https://chriscoyier.net/2012/09/23/working-in-public/ Links to other things we discuss: Shawn's Software Engineering Daily Interview with Sacha Greif: https://softwareengineeringdaily.com/2017/08/09/state-of-javascript-with-sacha-greif/‌‌ The origin of No Zero Days: https://www.reddit.com/r/getdisciplined/comments/1q96b5/i_just_dont_care_about_myself/cdah4af/‌‌ John Resig, creator of jQuery, telling his team to rip out jQuery: http://bikeshed.fm/180 ‌‌Jeff Bezos' Two Pizza Team rule: https://buffer.com/resources/small-teams-why-startups-often-win-against-google-and-facebook-the-science-behind-why-smaller-teams-get-more-done‌‌ Shawn's "You can learn so much on the internet for the low, low price of your ego" quote draws from Paul Graham's Keep Your Identity Small: http://paulgraham.com/identity.html‌‌ Shawn's Impostor Syndrome Bootcamp Podcast: https://player.fm/series/impostor-syndrome‌‌ TypeScript's growth via npm surveys: https://mobile.twitter.com/seldo/status/1088240877107965953

In this episode, Brandon discusses his first three weeks of dental school as well as shares his thoughts on the importance of daily routines and digital study workflows.    Contact Brandon: Bevert.dental@gmail.com   Jumpstart YOUR Career in Dentistry: The Ultimate Pre-Dental Guide   Social Media: Website: Click here! Instagram: @brandonevertdmd Facebook: Brandon Evert DMD

Episode 15 is here! Listen to Brandon talk about how far Extracting Wisdom has come in its first 15 episodes and his experience with his D1 orientation week at UIC's College of Dentistry!   Contact Brandon: bevert.dental@gmail.com    Jumpstart YOUR Career in Dentistry: The Ultimate Pre-Dental Guide   Social Media: Website: Click here! Instagram: @brandonevertdmd Facebook: Brandon Evert DMD  

Susie Orman Schall was financially content and lacked the motivation to rev up her writing career. Then a ’tough love’ conversation with a friend motivated her to get back to her A game. The mindset change resulted in phenomenal reviews and success for her latest novel, Subway Girls.  For more information, visit the show notes at https://www.bobbirebell.com/podcast/susieormanschnall

Career Talk celebrates new college grads with this episode dedicated to landing a first job and how to shine in it! Beth Hendler-Grunt of Great Next Step joins Dr. Dawn to share her expert advice on how to successfully make the transition from student to professional. Plus, Star Wars trivia and caller questions!"This excerpt from Career Talk was originally broadcast on SiriusXM Channel 111, Business Radio Powered by The Wharton School." See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, Kenneth Johnson, a recruiter and career coach, gives tips and resources for how to jumpstart your career after a significant gap in work.  Kenneth writes for the Forbes Council and also hosts the Career Seeker show on 106.5 FM radio. Email: KJohnson@eastcoastexecutives.com www.EastCoastexecutives.com Check out: https://www.workingmother.com/on-ramping-programs-for-working-moms Also in this episode: How to start with a strategy that you become aggressive about. Understanding how the emotional stress of a divorce can interfere with  your career-seeking process. Networking tips from Alycia and Kenneth for both in-person and on social media that will deliver results. When to hire a professional to help you help yourself. Resources to help you get back into the workforce.

ADA DentPin Registration: Click Here! Sign Up For A Testing Date: prometric.com Gold Standard DAT Test Prep Series: Click Here! DAT Bootcamp: Click Here!   Welcome to Episode 6 of Extracting Wisdom! Brandon discusses the DAT and gives you information about the layout of the exam, study tips, how to sign up to take the exam and some advice on study materials! This is a great episode for anyone who is gearing up to take the DAT!   Contact Brandon: bevert.dental@gmail.com    Jumpstart Your Career in Dentistry! The Ultimate Pre-Dental Guide   Social Media Website Instagram: @brandonevertdmd Twitter: @brandonevertdmd Facebook: Brandon Evert DMD

In this episode, Brandon has his first two guest hosts on the podcast! Tyler Brown and Tyrell Fridie of FutureDDS share their story about how they chose dentistry as a career and how they ended up choosing to attend Tufts School of Dental Medicine. They also share some very valuable insight on how to manage your time during dental school. This podcast is a must-listen!    Welcome To FutureDDS: FutureDDS Instagram FutureDDS YouTube   Contact Brandon: bevert.dental@gmail.com    Jumpstart Your Career in Dentistry! The Ultimate Pre-Dental Guide   Social Media: Check out my website: Click here! Instagram: @brandonevertdmd Facebook: Brandon Evert DMD YouTube: Brandon Evert DMD

On this episode, Rudy is joined by Shemeka Brathwaite, Peak Performance Strategist CEO of Shemeka Brathwaite Enterprises, to discuss strategies for Finding the Career You Love. Shemeka talks about the importance of figuring out what your Distinctive Factor is, and tells listeners how to get a free copy of her e-book, "Jumpstart Your Career: 8 Week Action Plan."

Kent C. Dodds has accomplished a lot in a short amount of time in his career.

The Caregiver Training Institute is Portland's premier place to train to secure a better future for yourself in the high-demand medical field. Offering nursing assistant classes on an accelerated schedule during the day, on weekends, and online, you can find something that best fits your schedule. CNA-2 classes are also offered on day and evening schedules. In addition, you can attend medication aide classes on the weekend, as well as CPR.Make a Difference: BE CNA TRAINED! #Portland

The Caregiver Training Institute is Portland's premier place to train to secure a better future for yourself in the high-demand medical field. Offering nursing assistant classes on an accelerated schedule during the day, on weekends, and online, you can find something that best fits your schedule. CNA-2 classes are also offered on day and evening schedules. In addition, you can attend medication aide classes on the weekend, as well as CPR.Make a Difference: BE CNA TRAINED! #Portland

This week, we chatted with fantasy/steampunk/fairy tale/memoir author Gwynn White, who has used multiauthor boxed sets to jumpstart her fantasy career and to hit the USA Today and New York Times bestseller lists. Here are some details on what we covered: The fact that you can actually sell travel memoirs as an indie author! (This is how Gwynn got her

Summary: Advance your career and expertly navigate the job hunt with guidance from Dr. Alia Chisty of Temple University Hospital.  Highlights include Dr. Chisty offering up her personal email address for mentorship and Dr. Watto announcing our first contest. This episode is full of wisdom to enhance your career whether you're gainfully employed or looking for your first job. Clinical Pearls: Meet with your mentors at the start of the process. They can: Help clarify your goals Activate your network Look for jobs 9 months in advance. An ideal job: incorporates your interests, skills, and values. Leverage your network (friends, mentors, program director) to identify available opportunities Email your cover letter (typically an email) and CV to the division chair or section chief Craft your elevator pitch. Do your homework. Explain how you will add value. When interviewing: Give yourself credit! Highlight experiences in your CV (e.g. conference attendance, lectures given, etc.) Have someone review and proofread your CV. If an employer makes a promise, then have it included in your contract. Don’t just take their word! Have a lawyer review your contract. Goal: Listeners will learn to craft a systematized approach to finding their perfect job. Learning objectives: By the end of this podcast listeners will: Recognize timeline for applications and finding or switching jobs. Design an effective CV and cover letter. Recognize the importance and utility of mentors in the application process Disclosures: Dr. Chisty reports no relevant financial disclosures. Time Stamps 0:20 Intro 03:40 Rapid fire questions 07:10 When to start looking for jobs 09:22 How to narrow your focus 11:33 Too many choices may be worse 13:05 Asking yourself the right questions 14:40 Quick recap of what we’ve learned 15:20 Who to contact, and what to send 19:30 Recruiters 22:25 How to prepare for your interview 26:05 Ramit Sethi on finding your dream job and negotiating your salary 27:36 Where to look for jobs (including social media) 31:10 Discussion of social media 33:18 What to include in your CV 35:25 Our first contest (send us your CV!) 36:30 So you’ve been offered a job (s) 38:38 Take home points 40:15 Outro Links from the show: NEJM career center: http://www.nejmcareercenter.org/jobs/internal-medicine/ JAMA career source: http://www.jamacareercenter.com/resources_overview.cfm Zerzan, J.T. et al.  2009.  Making the most of mentors: a guide for mentees.  Academic Medicine 84: 140-144. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19116494 Ramit Sethi on finding your dream job http://www.iwillteachyoutoberich.com/find-your-dream-job/ Ramit Sethi on negotiating your salary http://www.iwillteachyoutoberich.com/blog/salary-negotiation/ Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire by JK Rowling NEJM Journal Watch http://www.jwatch.org AHRQ ePSS app  https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/ahrq-epss/id311852560?mt=8 8j38tuq3

Still struggling to take a negative and turn it into a positive? Check out our hilarious episode with Byron Lane where we talk about herpes, testicles, extreme masturbation, and how to see the comical side of life's challenging situations. Byron Lane is an actor, writer, and comedian who wrote, produced, and starred in Herpes Boy, a web series that was turned into a feature film starring Byron and Octavia Spencer. The film won the award for Best Comedy at Comic Con and the Audience Award from Austin Film Festival. Recently, Byron has been working on a new web series, "Last Will and Testicle," which was sparked out of his diagnosis with testicular cancer. Next up, Byron is working on writing a play and taking Last Will and Testicle to new heights. Join the conversation at www.WebSeriesMD.com