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How do you communicate your value and the value of your work? How do you get people to listen to you when you communicate? In this episode, Dr. Nicole Tschierske reveals: ✔️ The 4 most important questions to ask yourself before drafting a communication message. ✔️ The biggest mistake people make when communicating value. ✔️ 2 things to avoid that automatically detract value. ✔️ The secret to balance structure and unpredictability in your communication. ✔️ 5 communication tips to influence change in others.   Dr. Nicole Tschierske Dr. Nicole Tschierske helps experts and teams in STEM fields do better work together by re-designing work systems to reduce stress, and improve communication and collaboration. Nicole studied food chemistry and holds a PhD in chemistry. She is also the Host of podcast “Better Work” for Better Work in R&D and Tech. Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drnicoletschierske/ Website: https://nicoletschierske.com Better Work Podcast: https://nicoletschierske.com/podcast   Other Recommended Episodes How To Get Difficult People To Collaborate With You And Prevent Conflict (with Patrick Aylward): https://speakyourmindnow.libsyn.com/how-to-get-difficult-people-to-collaborate-with-you-and-prevent-conflict-with-patrick-aylward How To Discover Your Values And Use Them To Set Boundaries At Work (With PhD Laura Eigel): https://speakyourmindnow.libsyn.com/how-to-discover-your-values-and-use-them-to-set-boundaries-at-work-with-phd-laura-eigel 5 Myths That Hold You Back From Adding Value and Being Heard In Meetings: https://speakyourmindnow.libsyn.com/5-myths-that-hold-you-back-from-adding-value-and-being-heard-in-meetings   Free Resources: Sign up for 10 Day free Assertive And Liked Challenge: https://assertiveway.aweb.page/beassertiveandliked Free resources: https://assertiveway.com/free/ Assertiveness free training: https://assertiveway.aweb.page/getahead Assertive Communication Newsletter: https://assertiveway.com/newsletter   About Assertive Way: Website: https://assertiveway.com Find out about our talks and workshops: https://assertiveway.com/services/ Rate the podcast on apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/speak-your-mind-unapologetically-podcast/id1623647915

Communication doesn't mean talking louder than your introverted peers. In today's episode, we return to our previous conversations with communication experts, some of whom are life coaches, managers, and CEOs. We tap into why it's important to improve communication in the workplace and how this affects relationships and collaboration. We also explore the ways to do communication right. Join us to unpack how workplace harmony isn't just about being nice, and other facets of this intricate topic. We hear from the following guests: - Libby Robinson, Managing Partner at Integral - Dr. Nicole Tschierske, positive psychology coach - Dan Manian, Co-founder and CEO of Donut - Catherine Gillespie, Managing Director of Workplace Harmony Solutions and Workplace Conflict Resolution

Dr Nicole Tschierske is a scientist and positive psychology coach who helps experts and teams in STEM do better work. Nicole works with her clients improve their collaboration and communication skills so their work gets the momentum and recognition it deserves. She also helps construct ways of working that reduce stress, increase motivation and engagement, and deliver results. Nicole lives in Hamburg, Germany, holds a PhD in chemistry and is trained in coaching, positive psychology, change management, and advanced problem-solving. When she's not buried in research papers and books you can find her taking long hikes in the German countryside or mesmerised by Mary Poppins on the screen.   In our conversation, we talk about Nicole's STEM journey, sustainable mental health in the workplace, and how we can do better work. Show Notes: https://steampoweredshow.com/shows/nicole-tschierske Connect with STEAM Powered: Website YouTube Facebook Instagram Twitter Patreon Ko-Fi

My guest for Episode #443 of the Lean Blog Interviews Podcast is Dr. Nicole Tschierske, a scientist and positive psychology coach who helps experts and teams in STEM do better work. Nicole works with her clients to improve their collaboration and communication skills so their work gets the momentum and recognition it deserves. She also helps construct ways of working that reduce stress, increase motivation and engagement, and deliver results. Nicole lives in Hamburg, Germany, holds a PhD in chemistry and is trained in coaching, positive psychology, change management, and advanced problem-solving. When she's not buried in research papers and books you can find her taking long hikes in the German countryside or mesmerised by Mary Poppins on the screen. Her new podcast is called “Better Work” and I had the honor of being her first guest! Today, we discuss topics and questions including: How and where were you first introduced to Lean? Why she was burned out in a product research team Moved from science to supply chain — they were starting with Lean  Why was this important to you? Was was energizing about this? The collaborative, engaging approach of Lean Workshops? Kaizen events (and then into science areas, finance) As a scientist likes an approach that's “rigorous not rigid” Avoid moving too fast, avoid jumping to solutions, not jumping to causes “When ‘is' deviates from the ‘should' What does Lean have to do with stress and burnout prevention? Physical, cognitive, emotional demands on people Getting to the root causes of stress vs countermeasures? Supply chain impact and social support with war going on? Tell us about some Deep-dive process improvements How does Lean apply to Roles & Responsibilities and partnerships? The podcast is sponsored by Stiles Associates, now in their 30th year of business. They are the go-to Lean recruiting firm serving the manufacturing, private equity, and healthcare industries. Learn more. This podcast is part of the #LeanCommunicators network. 

Dr. Nicole Tschierske - Punk rock DJ to change management For years, Dr. Nicole Tschierske worked in consumer goods innovation and product research. In addition to now working in change management, she works with STEM Experts and R&D teams to navigate corporate work life. Once upon a time, she was also once a DJ (I wonder if she had to carry all the crates of records). We spoke about this life as a DJ, her work in corporate, and her work with R&D teams. To learn more about Dr. Tschierske, visit https://nicoletschierske.com or https://www.linkedin.com/in/drnicoletschierske/ __ TEACH THE GEEK teachthegeek.com anchor.fm/teachthegeek youtube.teachthegeek.com @teachthegeek (FB, Twitter) @_teachthegeek_ (IG, TikTok) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On the 31st episode of The Career Planning Show, we feature an interview conducted earlier this year with Nicole Tschierske. Based in Hamburg, Germany, Nicole helps Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Experts, and Research and Development (R&D) Teams navigate corporate work life so they have more time, headspace and passion to do what they do best. Learn more about Nicole by visiting NicoleTschierske.com and WomenInSTEM-Reimagined.com, and connect with her on LinkedIn. Resources: - How To Fight Stress At Work The Right Way article by Nicole Tschierske - Career Success for Women in STEM article by Nicole Tschierske - Don't Quit When You're Bored article by Nicole Tschierske - Building Credibility: Work with your strengths, not your weaknesses article by Nicole Tschierske To learn more about The Career Planning Show, visit Rascanu.com/TheCareerPlanningShow.

Do you lead or work with R&D, scientific or tech teams? Is collaboration one of your core values or objectives? Are you looking for strategies to enhance your communication, relationship building, collaboration and outcomes? Our special guest Dr. Nicole Tschierske (Hamburg Germany) answers these and other questions about leadership, collaboration, communication and work systems with R&D, science and teach teams. Dr. Tschierske is a coach and consultant who helps leaders and teams in R&D and tech do their best work. Nicole works with her clients to improve their collaboration and communication skills so their work gets the momentum and recognition it deserves. She also helps construct ways of working that reduce stress, increase motivation and engagement, and deliver results. In short, Nicole helps organizations and leaders build remarkable partnerships internally and externally. Nicole lives in Hamburg, Germany, holds a PhD in chemistry and is trained in coaching, positive psychology, change management, and advanced problem-solving. When she's not buried in research papers and books you can find her taking long hikes in the German countryside or mesmerized by Mary Poppins on the screen. The Leadership Junkies Podcast is brought to you by Cardivera.com. Show Notes Episode highlights… Understanding and leading people who think, communicate, learn and collaborate differently Importance of staying open and curious in interacting with and leading people Leading teams of different people and communication styles Building relationships among people of difference (it can all change with one person makes the effort) Tools for leading and collaboration with R&D and tech teams Improved communication creates better outcomes, greater innovation and increased speed to market Importance of having a skilled facilitator in enhancing your communication, collaboration and relationships Role of team and communication ground rules Using systems to build and enhance communication and relationships Exploring Dunbar's number – the limit (150) to the number of people with whom we can maintain stable social relationships Role of trust in communication, relationship building, collaboration and change management Exploring vulnerability in the R&D, science and tech sector Understanding collaboration and ways to achieve it Exploring the creation and outcomes of remarkable partnerships Collaboration as a culture and system (more than a process) What it means to have a culture where every person takes 100% for the outcomes and experience, especially in conflict management Core elements of building remarkable partnerships Resources: Nicole Tschierske Nicole Tschierske Website Positive Leadership in Action: Tools, Techniques & Best Practices Book by Markus Ebner The Leadership Junkies Podcast Cardivera Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We know that stress has negative physical effects on the body and eventually leads to burnout, so typically we try to find ways to help our teams manage their stress. But these stress management techniques are only part of the solution.In order to effectively reduce stress, prevent burnout, and actually increase motivation in the workplace, we need to get to the root cause of the energy drain.Dr. Nicole Tschierske joins me today to talk about how we can find the root cause of stress for our people, and minor changes that leaders can make in the workplace in order to better support our teams. She gives actionable advice on how to get started, and how to start conversations in order to get senior leadership support and alignment on these changes.By reducing stress and increasing motivation in our organizations, we can better protect both ourselves and our employees

How do you sell yourself to a company that isn't valuing you or giving you opportunities right now? It's tempting when you are feeling stuck in your job to just think, 'I'm going to quit.' But what if there was a way to negotiate with your company to do work you enjoy more and take that next step without having to quit?  And should you even try? Today, we'll answer these questions with Nicole Tschierske and she'll help us see how impostor syndrome can be sabotaging your growth.Nicole is a Scientist and a Positive Psychologist who is very passionate about helping women in STEM become influential, so they can confidently unlock new opportunities for themselves, get their employers saying “we need you on this job!” and make a bigger impact. Why you don't need to look for a new job the moment you feel under-challenged and overlooked (and how to create a position you love in the company you already work for).How the unhelpful labels "impostor syndrome" and "lack of confidence" are sabotaging your growth (and the secret to building senior-level credibility).Helpful advice to build your expert credibility and start getting your points and ideas addressed.How to shortcut the path to career fulfillment (and how this advice works especially well for those who feel their only option is leaving their job and starting all over again).Connect with Nicole: https://intoactioncoaching.dehttps://www.linkedin.com/in/drnicoletschierske/ https://womeninstem-reimagined.com/

Nicole Tschierske is passionate about helping overlooked women in STEM become influential, so they can confidently unlock new opportunities for themselves, get their employers saying “we need you on this job!” and make a bigger impact. As a Scientist and Positive Psychology Coach, Nicole helps her clients strategically turn their career frustrations into a renewed love for their work.

My guest this week is Dr. Nicole Tschierske, and we are talking about how to infuse your current position with passion, excitement, and creativity - no matter what is happening in your company, with your boss, or in your personal life.  We talk about the “grass is greener” concept that is so prevalent as we come out of the pandemic, how to decide if “hanging in there” a bit longer is the right move for you, and specific action steps you can take to stay motivated, productive, and challenged in your current role. Even if you choose to start looking elsewhere, this episode will help you create the best possible environment in your current job until the day you leave.  Nicole Tschierske is passionate about helping overlooked women in STEM become influential so they can confidently unlock new opportunities for themselves, get their employers saying “we need you on this job!” and make a bigger impact. As a scientist and positive psychology coach, Nicole helps her clients strategically turn their career frustrations into a renewed love for their work. Dr. Tschierske is offering a free masterclass starting September 20th; learn more at https://womeninstem-reimagined.com/ You can reach Dr. Tschierske at nicole@intoactioncoaching.de Or visit her website at https://intoactioncoaching.de Or connect with her on LinkedIn at https://linkedin.com/in/drnicoletschierske Are you in the wrong job that chips away at you every day? The CareerSpring document and coaching program will help you find a job that uses your zone of genius, recognizes your value, and pays you what you're worth. If you're ready to take your job search to the next level by working with a highly experienced professional with a track record of client success, schedule a complimentary consult to learn more: https://calendly.com/lesaedwards/zoom-meetings2  

My guest this week is Dr. Nicole Tschierske, and we are talking about how to infuse your current position with passion, excitement, and creativity - no matter what is happening in your company, with your boss, or in your personal life. We talk about the “grass is greener” concept that is so prevalent as we come out of the pandemic, how to decide if “hanging in there” a bit longer is the right move for you, and specific action steps you can take to stay motivated, productive, and challenged in your current role. Even if you choose to start looking elsewhere, this episode will help you create the best possible environment in your current job until the day you leave. Nicole Tschierske is passionate about helping overlooked women in STEM become influential so they can confidently unlock new opportunities for themselves, get their employers saying “we need you on this job!” and make a bigger impact. As a scientist and positive psychology coach, Nicole helps her clients strategically turn their career frustrations into a renewed love for their work. Dr. Tschierske is offering a free masterclass starting September 20th; learn more at https://womeninstem-reimagined.com/You can reach Dr. Tschierske at nicole@intoactioncoaching.deOr visit her website at https://intoactioncoaching.deOr connect with her on LinkedIn at https://linkedin.com/in/drnicoletschierske Are you in the wrong job that chips away at you every day? The CareerSpring document and coaching program will help you find a job that uses your zone of genius, recognizes your value, and pays you what you're worth. If you're ready to take your job search to the next level by working with a highly experienced professional with a track record of client success, schedule a complimentary consult to learn more: https://calendly.com/lesaedwards/zoom-meetings2 

This week's episode features Dr. Nicole Tschierske. Nicole helps women in science and tech become recognized, go-to experts in their company and create bigger opportunities for themselves. If you want to progress without burning out, Nicole can help you develop your professional and leadership skills so you gain the respect of your colleagues and senior management, enjoy the work you do, and feel proud of your achievements. That way, you can confidently unlock new opportunities for yourself and make a bigger impact. This episode is especially relevant to me as I have been moving across the globe, and settling into a new life, and my imposter syndrome and anxiety have been flaring. At times my mental health and my wellbeing were put on the back burner, as I had to push forward beyond my capacity. As I navigate the next steps for my podcast and my career, I am grateful for this conversation. Mahalo! I am now slating interviews for Season 2 of Please Don't Kick Me Out! We are still going to be just as inclusive, but bring you something fresh to the table. If you looking to share your story on an episode, please reach out to me at WWW.PLEASEDONTKICKMEOUT.COM or PDKMOPodcast@gmail.com! This podcast is unofficially sponsored by Forbidden Bingo. ForbiddenBingo.com, hosted by DJ Rockstar Aaron is the MOST FUN you will have playing bingo after dark. Check it out with me every Thursday at 7 Pacific /8 Mountain /9 Central /10 Eastern - You can also play in-person. Check out the site for details. Free to play virtually, and tips encouraged! WE HAVE MERCH! Courtesy of Yay! GraphicDesign, and our second ever guest, Lara! Thank you! Find it on our website, and live your 90s fantasy with me. wwww.pleasedontkickmeout.com/shop FYI: Enjoy 15% off from Dash of Pep. Visit DashOfPep.com and enter promo code PDKMO at checkout for 15% off. If you would like to be a future guest, please reach out to us at wwww.pleasedontkickmeout.com, or via social media at one of the links below! Facebook: http://facebook.com/PDKMOPodcast I Instagram: http://instagram.com/pleasedontkickmeout If you like this episode, please rate us on whatever platform you listened to it. Your support means the world! About Please Don't Kick Me Out: Please Don't Kick Me Out is a podcast about nothing, and everything all at once. This podcast is about imposter syndrome and exploring the idea that no one really feels like they belong. I will interview my friends and people that inspire me, to understand what success looks like to them. Does anyone really have it figured out? Let's find out. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/please-dont-kick-me-out/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/please-dont-kick-me-out/support

Learning the basics of communication is key to having productive conversations. This includes active listening, giving feedback, and identifying stakeholders. But is that enough to really get your ideas heard and gain traction? No, says Dr. Nicole Tschierske. We can't stop there. If we want to rally people around our ideas, we need to go beyond the basics. Now we get into choice of words, desired outcomes, tone, timing, and more, to help us engage and convince our audience. If you're ready to go to the next level with your communication, give this episode of People at Work a listen. If we all communicate with clear purpose as Nicole suggests, perhaps we'd get more done and be happier at the same time. About our guest: As a Scientist and Positive Psychology Coach, Nicole helps her clients strategically turn their career frustrations into a renewed love for their work. She's a huge fan of Mary Poppins who inspires her to bring magical moments to the work she does. You can connect with Nicole on LinkedIn at linkedin.com/in/drnicoletschierske. Resources: ‘Women in STEM, Reimagined' is a free masterclass series dedicated to helping participants stand out with confidence, become the go-to expert in their area, and spark their next-level career move. It's open each March and September and you can get on the waitlist at womeninstem-reimagined.com

 In this week's episode we speak with Dr. Nicole Tschierske from Germany! She helps women in STEM build expert credibility, progress in their career and find fulfilment in their work – which, we learned, doesn't always mean career advancement in the traditional sense.   Nicole spoke to us about the value in horizontal career progression and the importance of defining our personal values and priorities before we take the “next step”. Because quitting your job and simply switching companies, isn't your only option.  We cover topics like self-promotion, the gender imbalance in STEM, and the world of work. So, if you've ever felt like you're in a bit of a rut in your career, or you're considering switching jobs – this one's for you. 

Podcast #196: Nicole Tschierske – Advancing your career within your organisation Often when we think about advancing our career, we assume we'll have to leave our current organisation, but there are benefits to staying and harnessing internal opportunities. In this podcast, Elise Stevens speaks with career development coach Nicole Tschierske about why you shouldn't assume […]

Our guest today is Dr. Nicole Tschierske, founder of Into Action Coaching, is a scientist who has turned herself into a career coach, specifically to help women in science and technology get noticed in their companies and grow in their careers. Dr. Tschierske studied food chemistry and holds a Ph.D. in chemistry. When she felt stuck in her career, she hired a career coach. After a few sessions, the results were so amazing that she decided to make it her life's work to do the same for other women in STEM. She became certified as a positive psychology coach and now helps women become influential at work, unlock opportunities for themselves in their careers, and find a renewed love for their work. In today's episode, she explains the different types of career coaches available, what positive psychology is, and what you can expect in a typical coaching session. You'll hear Dr. Tschierske's recommendations for women who feel underappreciated in their jobs, the importance of acknowledging your small wins, and why you should treat your professional development as a series of little experiments. For some helpful tips for anyone wanting to grow in their career, tune in today! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Have you ever felt under-utilized in your job?  That happened to Dr. Nicole Tschierske and the experience inspired her to hire a coach. That career coach inspired her to find ways to try new things and ultimately she wanted to offer the same experience to others which then led to her own coaching career.  Dr. Nicole firmly believes that having a thought partner, talking through challenges and brainstorming with others can make a difference.  She helps people to reduce what sucks your energy and then find ways to get into the zone by having a sense of purpose. Nicole holds a Ph.D. in chemistry and a number of certifications in coaching and Positive Psychology. She uses all that knowledge and her analytical skills to help her clients create strategic plans that are easy to put into action.  Dr. Nicole helps women in science and tech become recognized go-to experts in their company. If you want to progress without burning out, Nicole can help you develop your professional and leadership skills so you gain the respect of your colleagues and senior management, enjoy the work you do, and feel proud of your achievements. That way, you can confidently unlock new opportunities for yourself and make a bigger impact. To learn more about Dr. Nicole and what she offers, please visit her website at https://intoactioncoaching.de/ When asked about if she recommends any books, she shared this gem:  A Dog's Purpose: A Novel For Humans https://www.thirdplacebooks.com/book/9780765388100   ** We apologize for the echo in the podcast.  Dr. Nicole was in Germany during our conversation and unfortunately our technology gifted us with an echo in the tape.  For helpful articles and resources about change, confidence and careers, please visit  ww.sweetbutfearless.com.  Join our Successful Women's Network Facebook Group to join other women who are on the rise and aspiring to be the most successful version of themselves! https://www.facebook.com/groups/successfulwomensnetwork

For full show notes, go to GetCareerClarity.com/Episode113. On the latest episode of the Career Clarity Show, we're joined by our guest expert, Nicole Tschierske. Nicole is a scientist and a positive psychology coach. She helps her clients strategically turn their career frustrations into a renewed love for their work and is passionate about helping overlooked women in STEM become influential, so they can confidently unlock new opportunities for themselves. We talk about figuring out how to thrive and how to find your voice and step into a sense of satisfaction and forward motion in your career, particularly if you end up in an area where your voice is underrepresented. So if you are someone who is in a career path where you feel under appreciated, under fulfilled, and like you're not living up to your potential, particularly if you are in an industry that tends to be dominated by people who don't look like you - this episode is for you! Show Notes: Plan for Progress Workshop Into Action Coaching LinkedIn: Dr. Nicole Tschierske Women In Stem Reimaged Masterclass Roadmap to a Fulfilling Career eBook

How can I get promoted? How do I get noticed by hiring managers at my company? How can I pivot and join a different team? On this week's episode, we welcome Dr. Nicole Tschierske to talk about how we can increase our visibility at work to land those amazing internal opportunities.Nicole is passionate about helping overlooked women in STEM become influential, so they can confidently unlock new opportunities for themselves, get their employers saying “we need you on this job!” and have a bigger impact. As a Scientist and Positive Psychology Coach, Nicole helps her clients strategically turn their career frustrations into a renewed love for their work.Nicole and Thamina talk about strategic tactics to build your personal brand, self-promotion, finding sponsors and how to become more comfortable with networking.Join our Early Career Accelerator Beta Program.

This week's guest is Dr. Nicole Tschierske - a scientist and positive psychology coach. Nicole is passionate about helping overlooked women in STEM become influential to confidently unlock new opportunities for themselves. Nicole lives in Hamburg, Germany, is a food chemist by training and holds a Ph.D. in chemistry next to certifications in coaching, positive psychology, change management, and advanced problem-solving. As a scientist and positive psychology coach, Nicole helps her clients strategically turn their career frustrations into a renewed love for their work. Today we talk about Nicole's career journey and how she ended up in the STEM field. We also talk about Nicole's involvement in coaching and mentoring women in STEM. We also talk about how we can garner more engagement from women in STEM and grow their presence further. Thank you for listening; we hope Nicole's story helps inspire others to seek or grow their tech career.

This week's podcast guest is Nicole Tschierske, a scientist-turned-career coach who is passionate about helping women in science and tech get noticed in their companies. Her goal is to help them gain the recognition they deserve so they can achieve their career goals with ease. Nicole and I talk about a number of topics, including how the unhelpful labels "impostor syndrome" and "lack of confidence" sabotage our career growth and the secret to building senior-level credibility. Nicole also shares what she calls “the last advice you'll ever need to build your expert credibility.” It's a great conversation—I hope you'll listen in! Want to learn more about the work Nicole is doing in the world? You can check out her website intoactioncoaching.de or follow her on LinkedIn under Dr. Nicole Tschierske.

You know those days you just want to quit your job? In today's episode of IntHERrupt, Linda is joined by Nicole Tschierske to discuss why you might not want to immediately quit and look for your next opportunity. As a scientist and positive psychology coach, Nicole helps her clients strategically turn their career frustrations into a renewed love for their work. Why shouldn't you find a new job when you're feeling under-challenged or overwhelmed?  There will be situations you just have to get out of, such as discrimination or if you've tried to make changes without success. But, especially if you work at a larger company, there are often many areas and new opportunities within your company. Nicole had to overcome feeling under-challenged in her career. At a previous job, Nicole had to knock on her manager's door to ask for new opportunities.  She tried everything to remain challenged at work, and management told her she just had to be patient. But soon, an entire year went by without change.  When these monotonous feelings began to seep into her personal life, she looked for a coach for help. Her advice to someone who feels under-challenged or overwhelmed: It's normal to have a perceived plateau of learning. If you feel you have to leave your company to grow, stay another year and use that extra bandwidth you have from no longer struggling with technicalities; use it to learn a whole set of other skills you might need for your future career. Nicole's guide to job tweaking: What is job tweaking? It's changing your daily work routine to make it more worthwhile or fun for you. Look at the tasks you have to do, and find a way to switch them up. Can you change tasks with someone? Can you stack the most difficult ones at the beginning of the day?  Look at your relationships. Who energizes you? Or is there someone you have to manage your emotions around? Find ways to work on more challenging tasks with those you like to work with and vice versa. Think about what you do and find meaning behind it. Who are you helping? What are you providing? Asking these questions can give your work meaning beyond the mundane.  How can you get noticed in the workplace to progress? Take on tasks beyond your realm of responsibility, especially cross-functional projects that help out multiple people.  Try to work with people who bring out your best work.  Enjoy your work. If you can find joy, even in a mundane task, you'll make progress. Just remember, you likely won't be at that job forever. But while you're there, you might as well make the best of it. Has Nicole ever been interrupted, and how she's overcome it: Nicole has definitely been interrupted, but she has also been accused of interrupting others. To overcome being interrupted, Nicole asks herself what is important: standing up for herself or ensuring the point she's making reaches the audience. Depending on the context, she uses different strategies to achieve the outcome she wants. Want to get in contact with Nicole? Connect with her on LinkedIn or visit her website. Do you have stories to tell? Connect with Linda to share them. This podcast is produced by TSE Studios. Check out other podcasts by TSE Studios, including this episode's sponsor, The Sales Evangelist, helping new and struggling sellers close more deals and achieving their sales goals. Subscribe to the Int-HER-rupt Podcast so you won't miss a single show. Find us on Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, Spotify, and Stitcher.  Audio created by Ryan Rasmussen Productions.

Dr. Nicole Tschierske, Women in STEM Nicole helps women like you get noticed in your company. Get the recognition you deserve so you can get to your next career level with total ease.

Nicole is passionate about helping overlooked women in STEM become influential, so they can confidently unlock new opportunities for themselves, get their employers saying “we need you on this job!” and make a bigger impact. As a Scientist and Positive Psychology Coach, Nicole helps her clients strategically turn their career frustrations into a renewed love for their work.Episode NotesMusic used in the podcast: Higher Up, Silverman Sound StudioAcronyms, Definitions & Fact CheckNicole's Coaching Website: https://intoactioncoaching.de/ Nicole's LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drnicoletschierske/ Nicole's Masterclass: https://womeninstem-reimagined.com/ Food Chemistry - The study of chemical processes and interactions of all biological and non-biological components of foods. The biological substances include such items as meat, poultry, lettuce, beer, milk as examples. (Wikipedia)

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Dr. Nicole Tschierske discusses how women can break down barriers in the workplace and how to get noticed.

Dr. Nicole Tschierske is passionate about helping overlooked women in STEM become influential, so they can confidently unlock new opportunities for themselves, get their employers saying “we need you on this job!” and make a bigger impact. As a Scientist and Positive Psychology Coach, Nicole helps her clients strategically turn their career frustrations into a renewed love for their work. In this episode, we dive into a lot of the problems women in STEM face and discuss how we can push through them to empower our careers! Watch the YouTube Video Interview here: https://youtu.be/mrDEaMWIKjg Connect with Nicole Tschierske! https://www.linkedin.com/in/drnicoletschierske/ https://intoactioncoaching.de/ https://womeninstem-reimagined.com/ FOLLOW ME: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/ChristineWong Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/christine.innovates Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christineywong Facebook: https://www.fb.me/ChristineWongFB Website: https://christineywong.me/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/christinewong/support

Nicole holds a Ph.D. in chemistry and several certifications in coaching and Positive Psychology. She uses this knowledge, together with her analytical skills, to help her clients create strategic plans that are easy to put into action. Nicole helps women in science and tech become recognized go-to experts in their company. For those looking to progress without burn out, Nicole helps to develop professional and leadership skills to gain the respect of colleagues and senior leadership, enjoy the work and feel proud of it, and to confidently unlock new opportunities to make a bigger impact.LEARN MORE:LinkedIn Profile Into Action Coaching

What if you change the career path you were "supposed to be on"? What if your studies are in one certain direction and your heart & life experience are in different direction? Talk about BRAVE! Nicole Tschierske shares her story of exactly this. After a successful career in science, she experienced a situation at work that caused her to rethink what she really wanted in life and then she acted on it.. It is never too late to take that chance and do what you love. Let this week's guest Nicole Tschierske inspire you and when you are ready to build your brave contact host Nicole via below contact information. Nicole@tricksteinbach.com https://www.tricksteinbach.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicoletricksteinbach/ https://www.facebook.com/NicoleTrickSteinbach   To sign up for Nicole Tschierske's summit:  https://womeninstem-reimagined.com/ and connect with her on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/drnicoletschierske/ or visit her website: https://intoactioncoaching.de/  

Today we're speaking with Dr. Nicole Tschierske. Nicole is a Scientist and Positive Psychology Coach. She helps her clients, often women in the STEM fields, strategically turn their career frustrations into career opportunities and a renewed love for their work. * Website: https://intoactioncoaching.de/ * LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drnicoletschierske/ * Masterclass: https://womeninstem-reimagined.com/ Topics discussed: (01:50) Intro to Nicole (07:45) When should you leave your job, and when should you stay? (13:20) How do you find new and exciting challenges at work? (20:40) How do you communicate effectively at work? (33:45) How do you find happiness at work? (40:07) How do you deal with impostor syndrome? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/coffeewitharecruiter/message

#086 - Food chemist, change manager, and founder of Into Action Coaching Nicole Tschierske explains the steps she took to get recognised in her new career and how she helps ambitious women in science and tech get noticed and promoted.What you'll learn[1:19] The dual role Nicole has as a supply chain manager and founder of Into Action Coaching.[2:08] Nicole’s background in nutrition and food chemistry.[4:00] What product development and innovation look like within a food context.[6:31] What Nicole’s career path looked like and how she broke from the conventional career path.[8:45] What Nicole did when her career was turned upside down and the problem with being paid to do nothing.[15:22] Why Nicole decided to get career coaching rather than just applying for another job.[17:42] How Nicole knew that getting coaching was the right path for her to follow.[20:02] How Nicole pivoted into change management.[22:46] The most challenging part about working in a new field in which you’re not experienced.[25:15] How Nicole produced high-quality work even without experience.[27:18] How Nicole decided on the type of clientele she wanted to coach.[29:52] The type of transformations Nicole wants her clients to achieve.[32:03] Why Nicole wants to carry on working two roles at the same time.[33:44] How aware Nicole’s employers are of her coaching business.[36:45] Resources that have helped Nicole in her life.For the show notes for this episode, including a full transcript and links to all the resources mentioned, visit:https://changeworklife.com/how-to-establish-yourself-in-a-new-career/Re-assessing your career?  Know you need a change but don't really know where to start?  Check out these two exercises to start the journey of working out what career is right for you!Take me to the exercises!Also, make sure to join the Change Work Life Facebook group and check out all the resources mentioned by our guests on the Change Work Life Resources page.Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

You know… not every coach wants to run their own empire. Sure, a lot of us wouldn't dream of not doing this work full time and taking it as far as we can possibly go. But others prefer to let their business take up just a small corner of their busy and full lives.   That's the case for my guest, Nicole Tschierske. Nicole has a full time job that she loves. So, while she also love coaching, she wants to keep her practice relatively small.   Today, she and I will craft a 12 month plan with a laser focus because Nicole doesn't have a ton of extra time to devote to her business and she wants to make sure that everything she focuses on packs the biggest punch with the least amount of effort.   Whether you want a tiny but mighty coaching business or you're shooting for the stars this year, today's episode will help you think about the year ahead and make important choices about which actions you'll take on and why.   Want to learn more? If you're a coach and your goal is six figures this year, come watch The Coach Class for free. That way, so you can accomplish your revenue goals without burning out.   If you loved this episode, please leave an honest review. Your review helps boost the show and gives more coaches a chance to listen in. Be sure to leave your IG handle when you do so I can send a VIP episode to say thank you.   Connect with me on social: Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/dallastravers Facebook: http://www.coachesonamission.com 

I met Nicole during a women tech workshop, and later joined her Women in Stem Reimagined Course as a guest Speaker. I interviewed her as part of my courageous career show, and decided to share her advice on my podcast as well. We talked about: Important skills in organisations for the next 2 years. Tips for organisational transformation Vision for women in Technology for the future.    Dr. Nicole Tschierske is a scientist and positive psychology coach who helps women in science and tech use their head and heart to get seen and noticed in their company. She's an experienced change manager and coach, and we are going to be talking about her experiences and learnings on the change journey. Nicole lives in Hamburg, Germany, is a food chemist by training and holds a PhD in chemistry next to certifications in coaching, positive psychology, change management and advanced problem-solving. When she's not buried in research papers and books on Positive Psychology and Positive Leadership you can find this scientist-turned-coach taking long hikes in the German countryside or mesmerised by Mary Poppins on the screen.