A(z) Professional Career Advice csatorna legjobb podcastjai (2024)

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74 | The Power of Vulnerability & How Asking for Help Can Transform Your Career 12:56

4d ago12:56

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In this episode of "The Thriving Equine Professional," host Jodi Lynch Findley explores the evolving concept of independence and its impact on our professional and personal lives. As we approach the final quarter of 2024, Jodi brings a timely message on the importance of building a balanced sense of autonomy that includes seeking and accepting help…

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Idea Management: Supporting Business Growth by Investing in People with Erik Gross (1/2) 52:04

6d ago52:04

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Entrepreneurs have no shortage of ideas. But how do they know if a new business idea is actually a good idea? Our guest this week would advise seeking fast feedback during the ideation process to save time, preserve energy, and remain focused on delivering value to your intended audience. This week in 294 we’re rejoined by Erik Gross to discuss som…

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73 | Exploring a Career in Equine Law with Corinne Mitchell 43:32

11d ago43:32

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Welcome to another insightful episode of "The Thriving Equine Professional" podcast hosted by Jodi Lynch Findley. In this episode, we dive into the fascinating career of Corinne Mitchell, an equine lawyer and competitor in the show ring. Corinne shares her journey from being a "horse crazy" girl in Chicagoland to creating and leading the Equine Law…

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Enterprise Knowledge Management: A Consultative Approach to Solving the Right Problems with Abby Clobridge (2/2) 56:35

13d ago56:35

56:35

Are you solving the right problem? To get a specific outcome, the problem we need to solve is not always what we think it is. Abby Clobridge, the founder and lead consultant at FireOak Strategies, and her team perform detailed discovery with clients to ensure everyone is aligned to solve the right problem(s). This week in episode 293 we discuss Abb…

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72 | How to Navigate and Explore Non-Traditional Equine Careers 36:55

18d ago36:55

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In this episode of "The Thriving Equine Professional," host Jodi Lynch Findley welcomes Megan Smith, a seasoned equestrian professional whose career has uniquely evolved from a biology major to a prominent role in equine sales. Through engaging dialogue, Megan and Jodi explore the diverse career paths within the equine industry, the importance of s…

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Library Science: Information Architecture and the Synthesis of Details with Abby Clobridge (1/2) 49:38

20d ago49:38

49:38

What do you think the following jobs have in common? The answer will give you a hint about our guest this week! Doing statistical work for a market research firm Conducting research for a popular news network Architecting information flow and query optimization for websites Leading digitization initiatives for a university Becoming a consultant Own…

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71 | From the Judging Ring to Thriving Equine Professional at Zoetis with Sara Schaefer 37:48

25d ago37:48

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In this episode of The Thriving Equine Professional, host Jodi Lynch Findley speaks with Sara Schaefer, a pioneering figure in the equine and agricultural education sectors. Coming from a dairy farm background in Wisconsin and now residing in Iowa, Sara's career path has been anything but linear. As the Manager of Training and Facilitation for Live…

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Layoffs and Job Market Impacts: Experience with RIFs Preferred with Real Job Talk (2/2) 30:12

27d ago30:12

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For job seekers out there, are you getting ghosted by potential employers even after asking for a status update? Is it possible that the impact of tech industry layoffs on the current job market might explain some of this, or are we observing a lack of leadership and communication? This week in episode 291, we continue a focused discussion on layof…

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70 | From Stuck to Thriving: 5 Essential Tips for Every Equine Professional 28:39

1M ago28:39

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In this August wrap-up episode of the "Thriving Equine Professional" podcast, Jodi Lynch Findley, the founder of Jodi Speaks Life, dives into the theme of comparison and its implications on personal and professional growth. She acknowledges her own struggles with comparisonitis in recent weeks and discusses the pervasive impact of social media on s…

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Reduction in Force: Navigating Layoff Trends in Tech with Real Job Talk (1/2) 39:56

1M ago39:56

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Are layoffs in the tech industry a trend that will continue? What can IT workers do about it? Whether you’ve been impacted by a layoff event, lost colleagues in a layoff, or have just been watching from afar…this episode is part of a focused discussion on layoffs meant to encourage and advise all of us. This week in episode 290 we’re joined by Kat …

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69 | How to Find Your Own Unique Career Path in the Equine Industry with Danielle Aamodt 52:21

1M ago52:21

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In this insightful episode of "The Thriving Equine Professional," host Jodi Lynch Findley engages in a fascinating conversation with Danielle Aamodt, a multifaceted equine industry consultant, coach, and insurance agent. Danielle shares her unique journey, starting from her early passion for horses to her diverse roles across the equine industry, a…

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Enhance Your Personal Brand: Feedback as a Catalyst for Change with Dale McKay (2/2) 40:43

1M ago40:43

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How often do you ask other people for feedback? Why are you asking for feedback in the first place, and what will you do with the feedback you receive? Dale McKay, our guest this week in episode 289, would remind us that the purpose of feedback is to make ourselves better, and we can articulate that purpose to other people when we ask them for hone…

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68 | Championing Your Career in Vet Med with Sara Adcock-Brazier and Woodside Equine Clinic 44:14

2M ago44:14

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In this episode of "The Thriving Equine Professional," host Jodi Lynch Findley converses with Sara Adcock-Brazier, an esteemed Licensed Veterinary Technician (LVT) at Woodside Equine Clinic. With a rich background in small animal emergency care, Sara shares her journey and the pivotal moments that led her to thrive in equine veterinary medicine. Li…

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Guardrails for Growth: A Mentor’s Experience with Dale McKay (1/2) 38:16

2M ago38:16

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What would the job description for a mentor look like? For Dale McKay, our guest this week in episode 288, mentoring is a passion area. In fact, Nick has been blessed to have Dale as his mentor for several years. Today, Dale McKay is a VMware consultant working with federal customers. In this discussion Dale shares his Naval experience and tech ind…

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67 | How Denise Alvarez, Owner of Stormlily Marketing Turned her Passion for Horses into a Business 47:44

2M ago47:44

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Welcome to this week's episode of The Thriving Equine Professional, where Jodi is chatting with Denise Alvarez, the founder of Stormlily Marketing. Denise shares her journey from growing up with quarter horses to developing a career in marketing and eventually combining the two passions into a thriving business. Through insightful discussions, she …

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Scope Creep: Evaluating Impact in Career Decisions as a Principal Engineer with Max Kanat-Alexander (3/3) 35:33

2M ago35:33

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Can we progress to the highest levels of the technical career ladder like senior staff or principal without destroying our lives? Max Kanat-Alexander would say it comes down to getting very clear about what your job is and is not. Those seeking to become principal engineers must relentlessly focus on the work they are uniquely suited to deliver wit…

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66 | Dr. Melissa Siard Altman's Journey from Passionate Equestrian to Equine Science Professor at Asbury University 49:50

2M ago49:50

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In this episode of "The Thriving Equine Professional," host Jodi Lynch Findley sits down with Dr. Melissa Siard Altman, a leading figure at Asbury University’s equine program. Dr. Altman shares her transformative journey from a horse-crazy girl in Tennessee to becoming a pivotal educator and researcher in the equine industry. Jodi and Melissa delve…

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Succession Planning: Delegation Skills and Technical Ownership with Max Kanat-Alexander (2/3) 41:39

2M ago41:39

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What should we consider before taking on a new work-related or personal project? Max Kanat-Alexander, our guest this week in episode 286, thinks about the end of his involvement in a project as a first step. The only way to focus on bigger things that could make a larger impact is to offload what you’re working on now. Succession planning is about …

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65 | 3 Ways to Transform Your Community 26:11

2M ago26:11

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In this inspiring solo episode of "The Thriving Equine Professional," Jodi Lynch Findley delves into the profound importance of community building. She opens the episode with an empowering message, celebrating the strength and capabilities of her listeners. Jodi points out the crucial role communities play, especially as we navigate through the cha…

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Contribute Back: Embracing the Open Source Spirit with Max Kanat-Alexander (1/3) 48:41

2M ago48:41

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Do you know anything about Bugzilla? Sometimes the answer to a simple, unexpected question like this can change our direction. Max Kanat-Alexander, our guest this week in episode 285, once answered this question with a resounding yes because of something he’d done earlier. Max spent time triaging bugs for the Mozilla project while in college and ha…

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64 | Breaking Barriers in Veterinary Therapeutics with Cassie Younginer 47:54

2M ago47:54

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Welcome back, thrivers! Today I am sitting down with Cassie Younginer. A true industry leader, Cassie shares her journey from a competitive rider to a pivotal player in veterinary pharmaceuticals. Known for her relentless energy and unyielding passion, Cassie offers invaluable insights into pursuing a thriving career in the equine industry. In this…

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Draft Your Narrative: Writing and Building a Technical Portfolio with Jason Belk (2/2) 51:23

3M ago51:23

51:23

Have you developed a personal narrative covering the important accomplishments in your career? Contrary to what many people think, our work does not speak for itself. We have to speak for our work. Jason Belk, our guest in episode 284, used writing to prepare his own narrative before sharing it verbally the first time, and he has continued to itera…

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63 | How to Outshine Your Competition in the Equine Industry with Krissie 40:41

3M ago40:41

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In this engaging episode of "The Thriving Equine Professional," host Jodi Lynch Findley interviews Krissie d'Aries - a multi-faceted equine nutrition sales specialist at Mars. This conversation delves into Krissie's unique career journey, from her start with horses in childhood to her current role in equine nutrition sales and beyond. Listeners wil…

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Educate and Advocate: Certifications and Community Responsibility as a Joy with Jason Belk (1/2) 57:34

3M ago57:34

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How could the skills learned as a video game tester be applied to different roles in technology? Understanding and documenting the steps needed to reproduce an error in a video game aren’t so different from understanding the steps to perform a specific task like removing malware from a laptop or replacing a hard drive. Jason Belk, our gest this wee…

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62 | How an Internship at Disney Changed the Career Path for Equine Professional, Ariel Trinder 41:25

3M ago41:25

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Make sure to catch the "uncut" version of this episode on my YouTube channel to get Ariel's advice on what to do to stand out when it comes to applying and getting chosen for internships and jobs in the equine industry. Connect with Ariel Trinder Below on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/ariel-trinder-893a057a/ Ready to transform the energy on …

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All the Networking Things: Project Management, Pre-Sales, and Broadening a Technical Specialty with Amy Arnold (2/2) 49:14

3M ago49:14

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When should we adjust from focusing in a specialized area to something more broad? Amy Arnold left technical consulting because she missed working on “all the networking things.” The former network engineer who worked in public sector would boomerang back for a time before taking a role at Fortinet in pre-sales. The theme of technical exploration i…

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61 | 3 Critical Skills You’re Not Learning in College 21:05

3M ago21:05

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Welcome back to another episode of "The Thriving Equine Professional" podcast! In this solo episode, Jodi dives deep into the critical examination of higher education and its shortcomings, particularly regarding the development of soft skills essential for young professionals. She draws from her recent experience teaching an ag sales class to empha…

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Packets Don’t Lie: Quality of Service for Technical Exploration in Network Engineering with Amy Arnold (1/2) 47:03

3M ago47:03

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When something related to your current job or a job you think you want isn’t for you, how do you know? And how quickly can you make that decision? Much like quality of service is applied to enterprise network traffic, we can apply the same sort of prioritization to our technology careers through the process of technical exploration and curiosity. A…

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60 | From College Grad to CEO: Caogi Long's Path to Owning Equine Affaire 40:26

3M ago40:26

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In this episode of the Thriving Equine Professional podcast, host Jodi Lynch Findley chats with Coagi Long, President and Owner of Equine Affaire. They delve into Coagi’s inspiring professional journey from a horse-loving girl who grew up in Michigan to leading one of the equine industry's most significant event organizations. The episode offers a …

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Life after Layoff: A Leader’s Sense of Duty and A Series of Good Conversations with Marni Coffey (3/3) 34:41

3M ago34:41

34:41

When a people leader is laid off, they have a choice – stop everything, or continue to lead, even as you exit. Marni Coffey continued to model strong character and supportive leadership for her team until the end of her last day with PepsiCo. This is the mark of a great leader…a leader whose greatest skill is empathy. After taking time to recharge …

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59 | Diego Almeida's Journey to Becoming a Farrier 48:27

4M ago48:27

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In this episode of "The Thriving Equine Professional," host Jodi Lynch Findley engages in an enlightening conversation with decorated farrier, Diego Almeida. Diego has carved a niche for himself in the farrier world and in this episode he recounts his unique journey from Brazil to Montana, sharing insights about his rigorous path, dedication to the…

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Change Management: The Hardest Leap and Developing People with Marni Coffey (2/3)

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Why is moving from individual contributor to technical lead or team lead such a hard leap? For Marni Coffey, it was about learning to develop the people around her. Developing others is something Marni chose to do as a team lead, and as a people leader she continues to do it. In Episode 279, you will hear how Marni approached the first set of one-o…

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58 | Exploring the World of Inside Sales in the Equine Industry with Autumn Miller 40:15

4M ago40:15

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In this episode of "The Thriving Equine Professional," host Jodi Lynch Findley engages with Autumn Miller, an influential figure in the equine industry. The dialogue explores Autumn's transformative journey from an aspiring veterinarian to a key player in the equine financial services sector. Autumn discusses the critical milestones in her career, …

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Uncovering Empathy: The Greatest Skill of an Inclusive Leader with Marni Coffey (1/3)

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If asked about your greatest skill, how would you answer? Could you even answer the question? Our guest this week was asked to name her greatest skill in a job interview, and the answer is one of the most important skills of effective people managers. Marni Coffey is a Senior Manager for Business Systems and Indirect Sourcing and Procurement at McK…

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