Hosted by LUCareers · EN · 12 episodes
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Careers aren’t just a collection of jobs we have worked.Careers tell the story of personal and professional growth, as we learn new skills for the challenges we face on the job.Careers tell the story of unforeseen change, as we move into different roles or set out into new fields in search of satisfaction and success.Whether you’re writing the introduction to your career story, nearing the conclusion, or somewhere in between, this is the podcast focused on helping you build your career one chapter at a time. Careers have stories- what’s yours?
LUCareers hosts Careers Have Stories, a business show with 12 episodes published.
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In this chapter, we talk with Child Life students Reese Scholl and Abby Doremus about their journey to help children facing difficult medical situations, the importance of a career community, and how taking "the next ste
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In this chapter, we talk with digital media, journalism, and video production student Ethan Houk about his media journey, his passion for storytelling, and how his early, "cringe-worthy" projects can be helpful for other
A career might not be what you think it is. In this chapter, we discuss how to think about your knowledge, skills, and experience to maximize your professional opportunities. Want a question answered on the podcast? Have
In our first episode, we discuss the story behind Careers Have Stories and how you can come along for the journey. Want a question answered on the podcast? Have an idea for a future episode? We would love to hear from yo
Careers have stories. And like all good stories, they must be developed. Sometimes this development is linear, but often career stories have unexpected twists and turns along the way. This podcast aims to help each perso
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Careers Have Stories is hosted by LUCareers. The show is categorised under business (careers) and has published 12 episodes.
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