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The Internal Move Podcast with Fexingo: Lateral Roles, Internal Transfers, and Staying at Your Company
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The Internal Move Podcast with Fexingo: Lateral Roles, Internal Transfers, and Staying at Your Company

Hosted by Unknown Host · EN · 6 episodes

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The Internal Move Podcast with Fexingo explores the art of advancing your career without changing employers. Lucas and Luna dissect real cases of lateral moves, internal transfers, and role expansions that keep high performers inside their organizations. Each episode examines the hidden dynamics of internal mobility: how to spot unadvertised opportunities, navigate political undercurrents, and pitch a new role to decision-makers who already know your work. Lucas brings journalistic rigor—citing data from companies like Microsoft’s internal mobility rates and Deloitte’s retention studies—while Luna challenges assumptions with frontline experience from HR strategy and employee advocacy. They cover everything from crafting an internal transfer proposal to negotiating a scope increase without a title change. The show serves professionals who feel stuck in their current role but see potential in their company’s broader structure—people who want to grow without starting over. Expect conversations rooted in real numbers and named organizations, never generic career advice. What does it take to convince your own boss that your next move is elsewhere in the building?

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Unknown Host hosts The Internal Move Podcast with Fexingo: Lateral Roles, Internal Transfers, and Staying at Your Company, a business show with 6 episodes published.

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How to Use an Internal Transfer to Gain Cross-Functional Skills

Jun 5, 20266mEp. 34S1

Lucas and Luna explore how an internal transfer can be the fastest way to acquire cross-functional skills without leaving your company. They examine the case of a marketing manager at Procter & Gamble who moved into a su

How to Use an Internal Transfer to Increase Your Compensation

Jun 5, 20266mEp. 33S1

Episode 33 of The Internal Move Podcast explores a rarely discussed angle: using an internal transfer to boost your pay. Lucas and Luna break down why internal moves often come with smaller raises than external hires, an

How to Use a Career Coach for Your Internal Transfer

Jun 4, 20269mEp. 32S1

Episode 32 of The Internal Move Podcast explores when and how to hire a career coach specifically for an internal transfer. Lucas and Luna discuss the key differences between working with a coach for an external job sear

How to Negotiate an Internal Transfer Like a New Hire

Jun 4, 20268mEp. 31S1

Episode 31 of The Internal Move Podcast explores a counterintuitive strategy: negotiating your internal transfer as if you were a new external hire. Lucas and Luna break down the psychological barriers that make internal

Internal Transfer Career Lattice Strategy

Jun 3, 20269mEp. 30S1

Lucas and Luna dive into the career lattice concept as an alternative to the traditional career ladder for internal transfers. They use the example of a marketing manager at Procter & Gamble who moved laterally into supp

How to Use an Internal Transfer to Change Your Career Trajectory

Jun 3, 20269mEp. 29S1

In this episode of The Internal Move Podcast, Lucas and Luna explore how an internal transfer can fundamentally shift your career trajectory — not just a lateral move or a small raise, but a strategic pivot into a new fu

How to Use a Career Sniper on Your Internal Move

Jun 2, 20268mEp. 28S1

Episode 28 of The Internal Move Podcast dives into the 'career sniper' — a targeted internal job hunt that bypasses broad applications. Lucas and Luna break down a real case: a marketing manager at a Fortune 500 company

How to Use an Internal Transfer to Rebrand Yourself

Jun 2, 20268mEp. 27S1

In this episode of The Internal Move Podcast, Lucas and Luna explore how to strategically rebrand yourself for an internal transfer without starting from scratch. They dive into the story of a marketing manager at a Fort

How to Use an Internal Transfer to Escape a Bad Manager

Jun 1, 20268mEp. 26S1

Lucas and Luna tackle one of the trickiest career dilemmas: how to transfer internally when your current manager is the reason you want to leave. They break down a real example from a listener at a large tech firm who su

How to Use an Internal Transfer as a Career Reset

Jun 1, 202610mEp. 25S1

Episode 25 of The Internal Move Podcast explores a fresh angle: using an internal transfer not just for a promotion or lateral move, but as a deliberate career reset. Lucas and Luna discuss the case of a marketing manage

How to Use a Career Sniper on Your Internal Move

May 31, 20266mEp. 24S1

Episode 24 of The Internal Move Podcast. Lucas and Luna explore the concept of the 'career sniper' — a trusted colleague inside your company who can quietly scout roles, assess team culture, and advocate for you before y

How to Map Your Internal Move with a Career Lattice

May 31, 202610mEp. 23S1

Lucas and Luna explore the 'career lattice' as an alternative to the traditional career ladder. Using the case of a marketing manager at Procter & Gamble who pivoted into supply chain analytics via a lateral-adjacent mov

How to Use a Sabbatical for an Internal Transfer

May 30, 202613mEp. 22S1

Episode 22 of The Internal Move Podcast explores how to use a company sabbatical as a strategic bridge to an internal transfer. Lucas and Luna break down the story of a marketing manager who took a three-month personal l

How to Test an Internal Transfer Before You Commit

May 30, 20268mEp. 21S1

Episode 21 of The Internal Move Podcast tackles the 'internal transfer trial' — a low-risk way to preview a new role before formally committing. Lucas and Luna break down how one senior financial analyst at JPMorgan Chas

How to Use a Reverse Mentor for Your Internal Transfer

May 29, 20264mEp. 20S1

Lucas and Luna explore the counterintuitive strategy of using a reverse mentor—a junior colleague who can teach you about a new department’s culture, tools, and unwritten rules—to improve your internal transfer success.

How to Rebrand Yourself for an Internal Transfer

May 29, 202612mEp. 19S1

Episode 19 of The Internal Move Podcast tackles a career blind spot: when your internal reputation lags behind your current skill set. Lucas and Luna discuss why the person your colleagues think you are can block a move

Your Internal Transfer References Are Wrong

May 28, 20266mEp. 18S1

When you apply for an internal move, your manager is usually the first person the hiring manager calls — which can tank your chances before you even interview. Ep 18 of The Internal Move Podcast digs into why the standar

How to Use Shadow Work for Internal Transfers

May 28, 20269mEp. 17S1

Episode 17 of The Internal Move Podcast explores the untapped power of shadowing. Lucas and Luna dive into how job shadowing, often dismissed as a low-stakes activity, can actually be your best internal transfer strategy

Your Internal Transfer Probation Period Is a Trap

May 27, 20267mEp. 16S1

Episode 16 of The Internal Move Podcast exposes the hidden trap lurking inside most internal transfer offers: the extended probation period. Lucas and Luna unpack a real case from a Fortune 500 tech firm where a senior m

The Internal Transfer Noncompete You Signed Years Ago

May 27, 20268mEp. 15S1

Episode 15 of The Internal Move Podcast dives into a hidden career trap: the noncompete clause you signed when you joined your current company — years before you ever considered an internal transfer. Lucas and Luna walk

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