Career Switch Podcast: Actionable advice for your career change

After she was laid off in her 50s, Argentine-born Mirta Rinaldi decided to follow her passion for cooking. Today, at age 72, Mirta teaches Argentine cuisine and owns her own business, Mendulcina, where she hosts cultural experiences and makes and sells delicacies from her home country. In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, Mirta shares how she made her career change and the rich ties her new career as a cooking instructor and entrepreneur has to her culture. It's more than just cooking for Mirta; it's about preserving her family's legacy and teaching others about Argentina. Check out Mirta's advice if you, too, are making your career switch after age 50! Episode Highlights:Getting laid off after age 50Learning a new career hands onSaving family recipesFocusing on your passionReinventing yourself at any ageNot being afraid to be yourself Advice for a career change over 50Sharing your culture with others Find Mirta Rinaldi at: Instagram: @rinaldi.mirta and @mendulcina  Website: League of Kitchens Learn more about the League of Kitchens at: Website: www.leagueofkitchens.comInstagram: @leagueofkitchensFacebook: @LeagueOfKitchens LinkedIn: @theleagueofkitchensWatch Mirta's documentary, "From Grandma with Love: Mirta's Argentine Kitchen":Amazon PrimeApple TV+More episodes for Hispanic Heritage Month:Ep 33: Leaving corporate to lead a non-profitMore episodes for making a career change after age 50:Ep 4: Aged out: Making a career switch at over 50Ep 16: Starting a new career after 50Ep 18: The pros and cons of being a full-time authorEp 21: A side hustle results in a career switchEp 23: How being bilingual helps your new careerEp 32: How to make a career change after 50Music credit: TimMoor from Pixabay Podcast info:What's your career switch? What do you think about this episode and the show? Tell us at careerswitchpod.com. Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn.

Did you know? 48% of U.S. employers offer undergraduate or graduate tuition assistance as a benefit? This means you can start making your career change NOW while you’re still at your current job! When Weavy Garcia’s company offered an MBA program to their employees, he went for it. It was an opportunity to learn about business, get his master’s, and switch from IT into sales, a more lucrative option for him. In this throwback episode, Weavy recalls what it was like to go back to school for 18 months while working full-time and how it affected his family life. Weavy shares how his MBA and IT experience have secured his future and how networking played a key role in making his career change. Episode Highlights:Applying for an employer-sponsored degree programEarning a degree to diversifyGoing back to school while working full-timeStaying motivatedLeaving to grow your careerHow to network sociallyNetworking to open doorsPros and cons of alternating between two fields Securing your future with a higher degreeWeavy’s podcast: The Uncanny CoconutsWeavy’s drone business: FlyTechGuy Drone Services48% of U.S. employers offer tuition assistance: 2023 SHRM Employee Benefits SurveyResources:10 Best Master’s Degrees for Career Changers: https://www.indeed.com/career-advice/finding-a-job/best-masters-degrees-for-career-change These Fortune 500 companies will help pay for employee MBAs:https://fortune.com/education/business/articles/2021/07/15/these-fortune-500-companies-will-help-pay-for-employees-mba/ 50 Companies with Amazing Tuition Reimbursement Programs:https://myscholly.com/50-companies-with-amazing-tuition-reimbursement-programs/ 25+ Companies with Tuition Reimbursement Programs:https://getschooled.com/article/5206-companies-with-great-tuition-reimbursement-programs/ How to Use—and Ask For—Employer Tuition Reimbursement Benefits:https://extension.harvard.edu/blog/how-to-use-and-ask-for-employer-tuition-reimbursement-benefits/Music credit: TimMoor from Pixabay Podcast info:What's your career switch? What do you think about this episode and the show? Tell us at careerswitchpod.com. Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn.

Any career switch will have its ups and downs. I speak with recovery coach Gerardo Matamoros about some potentially harmful behaviors you may start relying on to help you handle whatever is going on right now with your career change.Gerardo is the owner of consulting firm 7RM7 and a group facilitator for Smart Recovery, a nationwide nonprofit which offers free support groups to individuals who want independence from any type of addictive behavior. In this episode of Career Switch Podcast, Gerardo tells us what’s really behind whatever behavior you may be using to cope, whether it’s too much eating, spending, drinking, smoking, sleeping, TV watching, gaming, pill taking—anything that can be harmful when done in excess. Gerardo explains how your thoughts affect your actions and offers 3 keys to how you can better cope with making a career change.Episode Highlights:Warning signs that can lead to unhealthy behaviorsWhy people start turning to potentially harmful behaviors to copeStress and controlCognitive distortions that affect your actionsQuestioning your thoughts Using cognitive behavioral therapy or CBTStages of changeReducing anxiety with acceptance and patienceTaking action to reduce stressFind Gerardo Matamoros at:LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/gerardo-matamorosLearn more about Smart Recovery at:English: www.smartrecovery.orgSpanish: https://smartrecovery.org.esResources mentioned: How to Make Stress Your Friend, TED Talk by Kelly McGonigalEp 5: How to handle uncertainty while making a career changeMusic credit: TimMoor from Pixabay Podcast info:What's your career switch? What do you think about this episode and the show? Tell us at careerswitchpod.com. Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn.

When making a career change from corporate to nonprofit, who wouldn’t want that HR perspective? The chance to find out from a Human Resources manager what they’re looking for when hiring. Thanks to nonprofit consultant and coach Niki Lomibao, that’s exactly what you’ll get in this episode!Niki has 10 years of HR experience in the nonprofit world and she’s hired plenty of career changers. As the principal CEO of Desert Blue Consulting & Coaching, Niki gives us the inside scoop on what it takes to transition to nonprofit.In this episode of Career Switch Podcast, we cover the common assumptions many of us make when we think about switching to nonprofit. Niki also shares what you should do NOW before you start applying for nonprofit jobs and she reveals three interview questions you’ll likely be asked by HR managers to see if you’re a good fit for nonprofit.  Episode Highlights:Myths about working in nonprofitThe biggest difference between working for corporate vs nonprofitWhat you should do NOW before you apply for nonprofit jobsSoft skills HR managers look for in career changers3 interview questions to see if you’re a good fit for nonprofitFind Niki Lomibao at:Website: www.desertblueaz.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/nikilomibao_desertblueLinkedIn:Niki: https://www.linkedin.com/in/niki-l-4b980975/Desert Blue Consulting and Coaching:https://www.linkedin.com/company/desert-blue-consulting-coaching/Resources for nonprofit jobs: https://www.idealist.org/en https://www.indeed.com https://nationalnonprofits.org/nonprofit-jobs/search https://careers.councilofnonprofits.org/Music credit: TimMoor from Pixabay Podcast info:What's your career switch? What do you think about this episode and the show? Tell us at careerswitchpod.com. Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn.

Before she burnt out on the long hours and commute, Helene Godin was a lawyer for 22 years. She quit in 2010 with no plan.Over the next year, Helene  used her skills as a lawyer to study the gluten-free market and develop recipes. In 2011, she opened By the Way Bakery.  Today, Helene has five retail locations and her gluten-free, dairy-free and kosher products are sold at Whole Foods and Stew Leonard’s grocery chains. In this episode of Career Switch Podcast, Helene shares the ups and downs she went through to open her store and how she continues to grow her multi-million dollar business. She also reveals the everyday challenges she still faces as the founder and CEO of By the Way Bakery. Helene offers her best advice for making a career change, especially if you, too, are thinking about starting a retail business. Episode Highlights:Quitting due to burnoutStudying the gluten-free marketUsing lawyer skills to start and run a businessDesigning a storeSelecting a logoChallenges of running a retail businessHow to grow a businessHow to attract customersFind By the Way Bakery at:Website: www.btwbakery.comInstagram: www.instagram.com/bythewaybakeryFacebook: www.facebook.com/ByTheWayBakeryHastings Other episodes about starting a business:Ep 29: A life-changing experience inspires a career changeEp 25: A hobby turns into a career changeEp 6: Starting a woman-and-minority-owned small business Music credit: TimMoor from Pixabay Podcast info:What's your career switch? What do you think about this episode and the show? Tell us at careerswitchpod.com. Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn.

You need confidence to make a career change. Public speaking and confidence coach Sammie Walker Herrera  shares how you can be more confident with job interviewing, networking and negotiating. In this episode of Career Switch Podcast,  we cover how to look and sound confident when answering some common interview questions in-person or virtually, how to ask people for their salary range without cringing, and how to use silence to get the upper hand when negotiating a job offer.  As the founder of Speak Y'All, Sammie works with senior leaders at companies such as Amazon, Oracle, and Microsoft. And she coaches these executives on their impromptu speaking and interviewing skills to build confidence. Episode Highlights:How to be more confident verbally, vocally and visually Look and sound confident when answering interview questions Tell a story to show you can change careersSTARR method for storytelling Appear more confident virtuallyImprove eye contactNetwork with new people confidentlyAsk others for their salary range Use silence to negotiate a job offerFind Sammie Walker Herrera at:Website: www.speakyall.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sammiemlwalkerInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/speakyall/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/speakyallFind Sammie's seminars at:Latina Professionals LinkedIn Group: https://www.linkedin.com/company/latinaprofessionalsMusic credit: TimMoor from Pixabay Podcast info:What's your career switch? What do you think about this episode and the show? Tell us at careerswitchpod.com. Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn.

If you're an editor who's been affected by the layoffs in journalism and media, this episode is for you! I chat with editorial recruiter Chandra Turner, founder of The Talent Fairy, a recruiting agency that specializes in placing editorial talent.  Chandra was a top editor at consumer magazines, such as CosmoGirl and Parents, before she was laid off in 2017. Today, she works with large corporations, startups and nonprofits across a variety of industries to connect them with editors and content creators. She’s also a career coach, who helps editorial professionals transition out of traditional media.    In this episode of Career Switch Podcast,  Chandra and I talk about how media is changing and how editors can switch to other industries that need their editorial skills. We also cover the biggest challenges many editors face when leaving media and how to handle them.Episode Highlights:• How media is changing• Why editors make the best hires• Industries looking to hire editors• Resources for journalists and editors who are leaving media• Believing you can transition out of media• New terminology for content creation: content marketing, brand publishing, branded  and sponsored content, affiliate marketing• Surprising results of Chandra’s annual survey of editors Find Chandra Turner at:Website: www.TheTalentFairy.comLinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/chandra-turnerInstagram: www.instagram.com/thetalentfairyCareer Boot Camp for Editors: next session starts 9/11/23!Resources: Chandra’s article: Where Editors Go Next—An Ongoing List of Pivot-able IndustriesLinkedIn Groups:LinkedIn for Journalists Publishing and Editing Professionals Magazine Editors Network  Magazine  Additional Episodes:Episode 31: Leaving journalism: When you need to change your industryAdditional Podcasts:Beyond the NewsroomMusic credit: TimMoor from Pixabay Podcast info:What's your career switch? What do you think about this episode and the show? Tell us at careerswitchpod.com. Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn.

 Welcome to Season 3! Are you thinking about making a career change, but aren't sure? I speak with certified life and career coach Deirdre Taylor about three big signs you should watch out for that are telling you it’s time for a career switch. We also cover how to begin taking those first steps with your career change in this episode of Career Switch Podcast.  Deirdre has over a decade of experience supporting her clients, many of whom are career changers. She also hosts a Masterclass series for professionals who are unhappy with their careers and ready for something new.     Episode Highlights:Signs it’s time to change jobs vs making a career switchBeing aligned with your values = being authenticExcuses we use to deal with the signs we’re experiencingLonging for something else Physical and mental symptoms How to take those first steps to making a career changeFind Deirdre Taylor at:Website: deirdretaylorcoaching.comLinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/deirdretaylorMore episodes featuring Deirdre Taylor:Ep 7: Lost with what career switch to make? Music credit: TimMoor from Pixabay Podcast info:What's your career switch? What do you think about this episode and the show? Tell us at careerswitchpod.com. Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn.

In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, I speak with Charlotte Castillo, managing director of Poderistas, a non-profit founded by Latinas that focuses on building a digital community to inspire civic engagement among Latinas. In this episode of Career Switch Podcast, Charlotte tells us how she first got involved with Poderistas as a volunteer and how she used her marketing and brand strategy expertise to help launch the organization in 2020. She shares the initial hesitation she had about leaving behind her corporate career when she was offered the opportunity to run Poderistas, how she worked through her doubts, and how she’s adjusting to her new non-profit world.Episode Highlights:Volunteering after getting laid offVolunteering while working full-time When a career opportunity doesn’t fit your planWorking through your doubts about switching to non-profitAchieving work-life balanceAdjusting to the non-profit worldSwitching from corporate to non-profit work, such as fundraising and grant writingHow to use your marketing skills in non-profitAsking for help with new job dutiesHow to deal with impostor syndromeLearn more and get involved with Poderistas at:Website: https://poderistas.comInstagram: www.instagram.com/poderistasTwitter: https://twitter.com/poderistasTikTok: www.tiktok.com/@poderistasFacebook: www.facebook.com/poderistasYouTube: www.youtube.com/poderistasLinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/poderistasMusic credit: TimMoor from Pixabay Podcast info:What's your career switch? What do you think about this episode and the show? Tell us at careerswitchpod.com. Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn.

Some of the most listened to episodes of Career Switch Podcast are those that feature guests who’ve switched industries or professions after age 50. So, I decided to dedicate an entire episode to making a career change when you’re over 50. I speak with Penny Kastaris, executive coach and senior consultant with Right Management Talent Solutions, a company that offers career transition services. Penny is a young Boomer, who helps over-50 clients—both those who know what they want to do next and those who are lost—with their career change. In this episode, she addresses the most frequent concerns she hears from her clients and offers her best advice for making an over-50 career switch.Resources:Assessment tests: Hogan, Birkman, Myers-BriggsBetterUp: Changing Careers at 50? Here’s Everything You Need to KnowIndeed: Should You Make a Career Change at 50? Tips on How to Do It SuccessfullyMonster: The After-50 Career ChangeYahoo: How to Make a Career Change After 50Additional Over-50 Episodes: Ep 4: Aged out: Making a career switch at over 50Ep 16: Starting a new career after 50Ep 18: The pros and cons of being a full-time authorEp 21: A side hustle results in a career switchEp 23: How being bilingual helps your new careerEp 41: Pursuing your passion at any ageMusic credit: TimMoor from Pixabay Podcast info:What's your career switch? What do you think about this episode and the show? Tell us at careerswitchpod.com. Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn.

Chances are you need to make a career switch if your industry is in trouble. Maria Azua was just starting her career to become a magazine editor in 2016 when she realized print journalism was unstable. In this episode of Career Switch Podcast,  Maria tells us how she made the tough decision to leave publishing and switched to search engine optimization, or SEO, in digital marketing.  She offers advice if you need to change your industry, too.Resources:TheMuse: 5 Steps You Need to Take if Your Company’s Feeling Even More Unstable and Shaky than UsualHarvard Business Review: Worried You Might Be in a Dying Industry?Yahoo News: 8 Ways to Escape a Dying IndustryThe Muse: How I Shifted from a Dying Industry (and Landed a Job I Love)Music credit: TimMoor from Pixabay Podcast info:What's your career switch? What do you think about this episode and the show? Tell us at careerswitchpod.com. Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn.

Career mindset coach Ellen Torreyson helps women challenge their beliefs and get real about why they want to make a career change and how they go about it. In this episode of Career Switch Podcast,  Ellen fills us in on the major mistakes she sees with her clients before and after they decide to make a career switch, and how you can avoid them. Find Ellen Torreyson at:Instagram: www.instagram.com/ellentorreysoncoachingFacebook: www.facebook.com/EllenTorreysonCoachingLinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/ellentorreysonMusic credit: TimMoor from Pixabay Podcast info:What's your career switch? What do you think about this episode and the show? Tell us at careerswitchpod.com. Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn.

Sometimes a career switch can be inspired by a life-changing experience. After working in finance for almost 10 years, Teddy Levarda was looking to make a career change. Having to sit all day at work and the constant stress of his investment job had given him chronic hip and back pain. In this episode of Career Switch Podcast, Teddy tells us how acupuncture changed his life and how it inspired him to become a licensed acupuncturist. He shares his initial doubts about giving up a six-figure salary when he went back to school for his Master's in 2016, and he opens up about the anxiety he felt while starting and building his practice, Morningside Acupuncture, in NYC. Today, Teddy specializes in treating pain and stress using acupuncture, dry needling, and Chinese medicine.Find Teddy Levarda at:Website: www.morningsideacupuncturenyc.comInstagram: www.instagram.com/morningsideacupuncturenycFacebook: www.facebook.com/morningsideacupuncturenycLinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/morningside-acupunctureMusic credit: TimMoor from Pixabay Podcast info:What's your career switch? What do you think about this episode and the show? Tell us at careerswitchpod.com. Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn.

If you’re in your 20s and you feel stuck in your career, this episode is for you. Perhaps you majored in a certain subject in college, got a job in that major after graduation, and you now realize it’s not the field for you. Or maybe you had limited career options because your parents expected you to follow a specific path like doctor, lawyer or engineer, and you now want to make a career switch. In this episode of Career Switch Podcast, I speak with Delicia Alarcón, an academic and career coach who helps recent grads and young professionals with their career transitions. As the CEO of the coaching company Delilingo Academy, Delicia shares the three biggest challenges many 20-somethings face when making a career switch and how to work through them.Find Delicia Alarcón at:Website: www.deliciaalarcon.comInstagram: @deli.the.explorer  TikTok: @hypetiadeliLinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/deliciaalarconYouTube: https://youtu.be/T7S0wTLBBW0Podcast: College and Career Coffee Chats with DeliciaRevamp Your Resume mini course: www.deliciaalarcon.com/resources1:1 Coaching: www.deliciaalarcon.com/letsworktogetherResources: www.deliciaalarcon.com/resourcesResources mentioned in this episode:The Alchemist by Pablo Coelho on Amazon16personalities: www.16personalities.comUpwork: www.upwork.comPeoplePerHour: www.peopleperhour.comHeyTutor: https://heytutor.comMusic credit: TimMoor from Pixabay Podcast info:What's your career switch? What do you think about this episode and the show? Tell us at careerswitchpod.com. Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn.

Former high school teacher Tyler Banh certainly understands why so many teachers are leaving their profession nowadays. In this episode of Career Switch Podcast,  Tyler shares why he quit teaching in 2018 and the transferable skills he used to become a senior specialist in digital learning for a management consulting firm. He talks about the techniques he utilized to address his knowledge gaps, how he purposely took care of his physical and mental health while making his career switch, and how he’s giving back by helping other educators transition into corporate.Resources:LinkedIn group: Teaching: A Path to Learning and DevelopmentFind more advice geared toward teachers in Episode 13: How to Market Yourself as a Career ChangerMusic credit: TimMoor from Pixabay Podcast info:What's your career switch? What do you think about this episode and the show? Tell us at careerswitchpod.com. Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn.

One of the trickiest parts about making a career switch is having to show someone that you’ve done A, B, and C in one industry or profession and that you’ll be able to do X, Y, and Z in a new one. You basically have to convince somebody to take a chance on you. In this episode of Career Switch Podcast, Career coach Win Sheffield walks us through how a good story can make your transferable skills stand out—no convincing required. We cover how to find stories throughout your career, what to include, and how to best use stories when you’re networking, interviewing, and writing your resume. Find Win Sheffield at:Website: www.winsheffield.comLinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/winsheffieldFacebook: www.facebook.com/WinSheffieldCareerCoachResources from this episode:Stories worksheet: www.winsheffield.com/stories/Stories microcasts: www.winsheffield.com/microcastdraftRegister for Win's online Stories Workshop: Conveying Your Value Mondays at 4:30 pm ESThttps://www.winsheffield.com/events-2/  Music credit: TimMoor from Pixabay Podcast info:What's your career switch? What do you think about this episode and the show? Tell us at careerswitchpod.com. Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn.

When people offer to pay you for something you do well, take note. It could lead to a career switch. It did for Anthony Randazzo. As a straight-A student, Anthony grew up with two career options—doctor or lawyer. He became a corporate lawyer and worked on Wall Street before he quit at age 29 after he realized the profession was not for him. In this episode of Career Switch Podcast, Anthony tells us how his photography hobby led to his next career when his friends started offering to pay him for taking pictures. He shares how he got his small business, 1028 Photography, off the ground and offers advice if you, too, want to start your own business. Find Anthony Randazzo at:Website: www.1028photo.comInstagram: www.instagram.com/1028photoFacebook: www.facebook.com/1028photoResources:Professional Photographers of America: www.ppa.comOther photography associations: https://csus.libguides.com/photography/associationsMusic credit: TimMoor from Pixabay Podcast info:What's your career switch? What do you think about this episode and the show? Tell us at careerswitchpod.com. Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn.

Nancy Ancowitz, author of Self-Promotion for Introverts®: The Quiet Guide to Getting Ahead, walks us through why introverts can struggle with networking, interviewing, thinking on the spot, and impostor syndrome when making a career switch. In this episode of Career Switch Podcast, Nancy points out the quiet strengths you likely already have as an introvert to help you work through these challenges. She also shares techniques and her three-part formula for introverts.Find Nancy Ancowitz at:Website: https://nancyancowitz.comLinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/nancyancowitzAmazon: Self-Promotion for Introverts: The Quiet Guide to Getting AheadBlog: PsychologyToday.comMusic credit: TimMoor from Pixabay Podcast info:What's your career switch? What do you think about this episode and the show? Tell us at careerswitchpod.com. Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn.

When Julia Abrantes moved from NYC to Atlanta, she assumed she’d have no problem finding another job as a legal secretary with her 30 years experience. To her surprise, she had a hard time landing a job in her new city and ultimately, she had to make an unexpected career switch in her 50s. In this episode of Career Switch Podcast, Julia shares how she eventually became a licensed insurance agent, a new career she was willing to try for six months. Today, Julia helps State Farm clients with their home, auto and renters insurance needs—in English and Spanish—and truly enjoys it.Resources:Indeed.com: How to Become an Insurance AgentIdealist.org: The Benefits of Being BilingualFluentu.com: Reap These Benefits of Being Bilingual!Monster.com: The Value of Spanish in the Workplace More episodes for making a career change after age 50:Ep 4: Aged out: Making a career switch at over 50Ep 16: Starting a new career after 50Ep 18: The pros and cons of being a full-time authorEp 21: A side hustle results in a career switchEp 32: How to make a career change after 50 Ep 41: Pursuing your passion at any ageMusic credit: TimMoor from Pixabay Podcast info:What's your career switch? What do you think about this episode and the show? Tell us at careerswitchpod.com. Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn.

One of the best things you can do for your career change is volunteer. I speak with career transition coach Bonnie Diamond, a senior executive coach at Right Management, about the professional and personal benefits of volunteering when switching industries or professions. Get motivated to volunteer today!Find Bonnie Diamond at:Website: www.bonniebdiamond.comLinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/bonniebdiamondFind volunteer opportunities at:Idealist: www.idealist.orgVolunteers of America: www.voa.orgCatchafire: www.catchafire.orgPro Bono Planner Match: https://probonoplannermatch.orgVolunteerMatch: www.volunteermatch.orgVolunteer.gov: www.volunteer.govUnited Way: www.unitedway.org/get-involved/volunteerLearn more about the benefits of volunteering:Indeed: What Are the Benefits of Volunteering? 10 Reasons to VolunteerFlexjobs: 9 Ways Volunteering Can be a Step Toward Changing CareersJobscan: Where and Why to Include Volunteer Work on a ResumeFast Company: You’re Probably Not Doing This One Activity that Can Help Your CareerMusic credit: TimMoor from Pixabay Podcast info:What's your career switch? What do you think about this episode and the show? Tell us at careerswitchpod.com. Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn.