Job Stealers Podcast

In our latest chat, we're getting real about life's juggling act. From work to being a mom and everything in between, we spill the beans on finding balance without chasing the elusive "middle ground." Join us for a laid-back conversation that goes beyond the typical 9-to-5 talk. Discover why embracing life's highs and lows is more powerful than the pursuit of perfection. Whether it's workplace challenges or personal growth, we've got insights to share. Ready for a few laughs and some real talk? Tune in and let's navigate life's twists together! For more, visit: https://pods.to/jobstealers Share your thoughts: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jobstealers/message

Have you ever felt like 6 months lasted 84 years? 👵 It’s been only 6 months since our last episode but everything changed. Life updates: Paola had her world turned upside down by the arrival of the cutest baby ever. Naira turned her world upside down by moving to Portugal with 2 cute kids under 5. It has been crazy but the constant thing for both of us is the saudade (longing) to resume our podcast activities. It hasn’t been for lack of trying. It’s kind of a marathon to balance all of our plates but because we know you probably are going through life changes too (the only constant is change) we carved some time to record one episode in which we talked about what helped, what didn’t help in these chaotic times. We really want to keep recording BUT we might be too ambitious (not to say delusional 😅) to come back full force yet. So we invite you to savor each minute of the newest episode “Navigating Life Changes as Immigrants”, and to share with us the changes you’re going through as well. Get a hot drink, sit down and come talk to us. We miss you. Stay tuned because we will come back soon with much more (maybe not much, but more 😅). ps: Paola edited this episode and didn't listen to it before publishing - let us know if we messed something up LOL

Sparkled by the comments from Rihanna’s performance at the 2023 Super Bowl, Naira and Paola talk about the challenges of motherhood as immigrants - how it affects their professional life, identity, and body. They peel layers of privilege, support system, domestic work and some more themes in between.  -------------------- We want to share different immigrant stories - fill out our form and let us know how you feel you can contribute to this story Follow us! https://linkme.bio/jobstealer

In this inspiring episode, our co-host, Naira, opens up about her path to becoming a mentor for immigrants. By how open and vulnerable she was, you would never know she is supposedly reluctant about posting her personal life on Instagram. Through an intimate and candid conversation, Naira shares the pivotal moments, challenges, and self-discoveries that led her to her current role as a mentor. Through Naira's anecdotes, we hope our listeners gain valuable insights into the importance of self-knowledge and commitment to mission. ------ Get in touch - https://pods.to/jobstealers

Join us on this fun episode of "Job Stealers" as we uncover the captivating career journey of our co-host Paola. As she shares her crazy story of becoming a director in the music industry, she provides valuable insights and inspiration for those embarking on their own career paths. Discover how her thought process shaped her trajectory in the music industry, and gain valuable lessons applicable to your own professional endeavors. P.S. Did you know Paola has written songs and appeared in a MTV show in Brazil? Yep, come be surprised and laugh a lot with us in this episode. ----- Get in touch: https://pods.to/jobstealers

In this episode, we have a special guest, Dr. Andrea Bowers, an awesome immigration lawyer from Andrade Law Firm, who joins us to spill the beans on all the latest immigration developments, focusing particularly on what's been happening in Florida. We dive deep into the nitty-gritty details of the new law, answering all your burning questions and giving you the lowdown on how to stay safe and secure in these uncertain times. Plus, Dr. Bowers shares some inspiring insights on how we can all contribute to shaping a better future for immigrants. So grab your headphones and get ready for an eye-opening conversation packed with practical advice and a whole lot of hope. We're on this together! For more info on Dr. Andrea Bowers’s work: https://www.instagram.com/andradelawfirm/ https://andradelawfirmpa.com/en/ For info on Hope CommUnity Center - the non profit we mention on the episode, helping immigrants in Florida: https://www.instagram.com/hccapopka/ https://www.hcc-offm.org/ We want to share different immigrant stories - fill out our form and let us know how you feel you can contribute to this story. Follow us! https://pods.to/jobstealers

On this episode, we open up about our paths as immigrants and our journeys to embrace our positions as political persons, even in the face of not holding citizenship. We also discussed how this isn't a reason for us to not feel responsible or connected to the country.🗽 And, of course, we could not let the "big white elephant in the room" out of the episode: the upcoming implementation of new immigration laws in Florida. This episode was inspired by the passionate responses we received from the previous episode🔝 and will be part of a series. Stay tuned, and let's keep the fight. All is not lost. There's hope that this situation will serve as a lesson, a reminder that the United States cannot thrive without the contributions of immigrants.🛠️🤝 ---- We want to share different immigrant stories - fill out our form and let us know how you feel you can contribute to this story. Follow us! https://pods.to/jobstealers

We want to share different immigrant stories - fill out our form and let us know how you feel you can contribute to this story. Follow us! https://pods.to/jobstealers

In this episode, we delve into how our cultural experiences shape who we are as individuals. Paola and Naira discuss their recent experiences in Brazil and share how their diverse cultural backgrounds have influenced their sense of self. Through their conversation, they explore the intricacies of navigating multiple cultural identities and how they impact our understanding of ourselves. If you're interested in reflecting on how your own cultural experiences have shaped you, then join us for this enlightening conversation on cultural exploration. -------------------------------- We want to share different immigrant stories - fill out our form and let us know how you feel you can contribute to this story. Follow us! https://pods.to/jobstealers

After a realistic episode on GOALS, we're diving deeper into something that for sure shows up in our immigrant lives - frustrations. We know there will be plenty of them on the way, but do we know how to deal with them?  Join us in this episode and connect with us on social media about all the ways we can power through when things don't go our way. Hope you can relate, and maybe even drop some wisdom on the rest of us! ----------------------- We want to share different immigrant stories - fill out our form and let us know how you feel you can contribute to this story https://forms.gle/FGHvEoTpLw89HSVd7 Follow us! https://linkme.bio/jobstealer

Do you have resolutions for 2023?  Have you given up on your New Year’s resolutions already? If not, please share with us what works for you because in this episode we discuss the pros and cons of having goals, strict or not. ----------------- We want to share different immigrant stories - fill out our form and let us know how you feel you can contribute to this story https://linkme.bio/jobstealer Follow us! https://www.instagram.com/jobstealers/

Last episode of Season 1!!!! Naira answers the big question "Why did you move to the US?", and tell us more about her life before making this decision. ---- We want to share different immigrant stories - fill out our form and let us know how you feel you can contribute to this story Follow us! https://www.instagram.com/jobstealers/ https://www.tiktok.com/@jobstealerspodcast

We decided to end our first season by answering the question, "Why did you move to the US?". So we hope you can join us for some life-questioning moments, as this session turned into a therapy session. ---- We want to share different immigrant stories - fill out our form and let us know how you feel you can contribute to this story Follow us! https://www.instagram.com/jobstealers/ https://www.tiktok.com/@jobstealerspodcast

Once an immigrant, forever an immigrant, even for the second, third, tenth generation? Even when you’ve blended in the new culture or not at all? What is the line of separation between our individual identity and the colective identity of the country we were born?  These were questions we discussed in this episode, that [as always] took us through many different reflections. --- We want to share different immigrant stories - fill out our form and let us know how you feel you can contribute to this story Follow us on Spotify and wherever you listen to your podcasts! It means a lot to us <3 https://www.instagram.com/jobstealers/ https://www.tiktok.com/@jobstealerspodcast

Studies show that immigrants play a key role in U.S. entrepreneurship and start businesses at a higher rate than their U.S.-born counterparts. ⁠But why is that? What are the pros and cons of owning your own business? What are the benefits and the downsides of working for a company? In today's episode, we welcomed Andrea Oliveira, a senior recruiter who once also worked for herself on an amazing conversation about how immigrants choose their career paths. ⁠ ---------- https://linkme.bio/jobstealer/ We want to share different immigrant points of view - fill out our form and let us know how you feel you can contribute to this story!

In this episode, we talk about how we navigate the holidays being always from our home country!

We received some comments from the episode "Do immigrants need to work harder”, so we brought Raquel Peterson, an immigrant for 4 years, on to talk a little deeper about capitalism. How do we feel about it? Do we love it or hate it (or do we feel something in between)?  Note: Around the 19-minute mark, Paola discusses the differences between Capitalism and Socialism and makes reference to Democracy in a way that is not really correct/clear. We will explore these topics more in future episodes, but you can learn more about the different concepts here (http://www.wesleyanarcadia.com/fall-2019/2020/2/2/capitalism-socialism-communism-and-the-difference-between-social-democracy-and-democratic-socialism). ----------  https://linkme.bio/jobstealer/  We want to share different immigrant points of view - fill out our form and let us know how you feel you can contribute txo this story!

One of Naira's client's sent her a link to an article called "Stop saying ‘I’m sorry’ at work" and as soon as she shared it with Paola, they started to question some of the concepts there. Join us for a heated conversation about words and what they really mean. Spoiler Alert: SORRY <NOT SORRY> we do NOT agree with this article Join us in one of our next episodes - https://linkme.bio/jobstealer/

In this episode, we discuss revolutionary concepts on how important it is for minorities to go against the work-hard culture and signify what this all means for immigrants. This conversation was inspired by the podcast episode No More Grind: How to Finally Rest with Tricia Hersey (We Can Do Hard Things with Glennon Doyle) (Spotify Link) --------- We want to share different immigrant stories - fill out our form and let us know how you feel you can contribute to this story Follow us! https://www.instagram.com/jobstealers/ https://www.tiktok.com/@jobstealerspodcast

Being an immigrant takes us on a new bumpy road full of self doubt and insecurities. In this episode we drill deeper into the impostor syndrome - what is, different types, how it shows in our lives and ways we can fight back.