"You're Hired!"
Complete Episode Guide
"You're Hired!"
has featured a variety of interesting and knowledgeable guests. Here's a complete list of
our guests so far with links to their web sites or e-mail addresses. Let us
know if you have any feedback including suggestions for future guests.
Episode 1: Steve Piazzale, Ph.D.,
Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews Jo
Miller, a Women's Leadership Coach. Jo
outlines the elements of a strong job search plan and how you can get unstuck and build momentum towards getting the job you
want
and deserve. She also discusses issues of women in the workforce and how to improve
performance and get promoted.
Episode 2:
Steve Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews Kim
Zilliox, MBA, Assistant Director at Santa Clara
University's Career Center. Kim discusses how to make a career shift, how to handle difficult interview
questions, and what assessment tests can help you find your calling. She also shares ways to build
confidence.
Episode 3:
Steve Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews Pat
Cross, a
senior consultant at Right Management Consultants. Pat draws on her
extensive experience to discuss how you can effectively network, improve your
resume, handle difficult interview questions, and
how to avoid common job-hunting mistakes.
Episode 4: Steve Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life
Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com) interviews Mary Lynne Shoenbeck, MA, a Professional Career Counselor &
Life Planning Coach. Mary Lynne tells how to manage life transitions: entering
the work force,
reentry after an absence, mid-career transitions, the move to a positive
retirement. She also discusses how to find an excellent coach or
counselor.
Episode 5: Steve Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life
Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews Bob
Stahl, Ph.D., founder of Stress Reduction Programs
available in several Bay Area hospitals. See how Dr. Stahl found and followed his calling and how you can too! Also
learn basic stress reduction techniques you can use on the job and elsewhere and how to achieve
work/life balance.
Episode 6: Steve Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life
Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews Linda Rogers
and Dan Farley, founders of “Life on the Job”
workshops. Linda and Dan show us by example and in film clips how to communicate effectively in the
workplace. They also add humor by showing us examples of how not to behave at work!
Episode 7: Steve Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life
Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews Andrew Gottlieb, Ph.D., a successful psychologist.
Dr. Gottlieb discusses the field of Psychology—what it takes to become a mental health professional and how
to be
successful. He also gives us clear tips on how to build a prosperous clientele,
something of
interest to all individual entrepreneurs.
Episode 8: Steve Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach
(www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
is interviewed by psychologist Dr. Andrew Gottlieb. Dr. Piazzale
discusses how a
career coach can help you get the work you want and deserve more quickly than you would on your
own,
saving you time, money,and stress. He also discusses the keys to a successful job hunt
as well
as how you can effectively make a career transition.
Episode 9: Steve Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life
Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews Dr.
Michelle Del Bene, a chiropractor. Dr Del Bene discusses
what it takes to become a chiropractor and how to be successful. Through the use of video clips and
demonstration, she provides practical tips you can use to
keep
healthy by preventing injuries while on the job.
Episode 10: Steve Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life
Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews Tracie
Soder, a Speech-Language Pathologist. Tracy
tells how she overcame adversity on her way to becoming a successful health care professional--and shows
how we too can overcome adversity! Learn to determine if you or your child might be speech-language
delayed & how to reduce an accent.
Episode 11: Steve Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life
Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews Carl
Angotti, MBA, a Product Development Consultant.
Carl discusses what a consultant does and tells us the keys to building a successful consultancy business. He
also explains the relationship between personal growth/mindfulness and job performance.
Episode 12: Steve
Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life
Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews Liz La Porte, an Assistant Director and TV Producer
with Peninsula television. Liz shows film clips from her widely-recognized TV shows and discusses how to be successful
in TV and
media. She also points out the key steps to getting unstuck and successfully switch
careers.
Episode 13: Steve Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life
Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews Shelley Ashton, Executive Director of Pacifica
Community Television. Shelley tells us about her experience as a TV station manager and what it takes to be successful
in TV,
media, and in the recording industry. She also discusses issues women face in the
workforce and how to deal with them.
Episode 14: Steve
Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com) interviews Sandi Urabe,
Career
Counselor & Self-Assessment Professor at Foothill College. Sandi
discusses key career transition points including entering the workforce
for the first
time; mid-career changes; and preparing for retirement. She offers tips
on how to effectively and gracefully make each transition.
Episode 15:
Steve Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com) interviews Karen Thurm Safran, VP of
Marketing at iD Tech Camps. Karen enthusiastically shares her
innovative ways to find a great job. She explains how to cope with being laid off
and how to have
a great career while being
a single parent. Karen also discusses what it takes to be
successful in marketing.
Episode 16:
Steve
Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com) interviews Dr.
Robert Chope, Professor of Counseling at San
Francisco State University and a private practice psychologist who's published numerous books and articles. Dr. Chope
provides tips on career development,how to cope with handicaps while job
hunting, and how your family can help you get a great job.
Episode 17:
Steve
Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com) interviews Bud
Everts,
Director of Museum Operations at the
Tech Museum of Innovation. Bud discusses careers in operations management and human resources in the for-profit and
non-profit sectors--including the restaurant and theme park industries. He also gives tips on how
to survive a difficult interview.
Episode 18:
Steve
Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com) interviews Rich
Dixon,
a Law Enforcement Professional and Peace Officer. Rich discusses
careers in security, surveillance, and police work, telling us what it takes to be
successful in crime prevention careers and how to protect ourselves from becoming a victim of crime. He warns us
about violence in the workplace.
Episode 19:
Steve
Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com) interviews Tish Bayer,
Vice President of Development at the
Hiller Aviation Institute and Museum. Tish discusses careers in the non-profit sector, explaining what it takes to excel and
outlining the many available careers. She urges job seekers to join professional
associations and volunteer in non-profit organizations. Finally, she
reveals some of the keys
to raising money for your organization!
Episode 20:
Steve
Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com) interviews John
Krumboltz, Ph.D.,
professor of education and psychology at Stanford
University and co-author of the book "Luck is No Accident." Dr. Krumboltz tells us how we can maximize
our good luck
through the Happenstance Approach. He offers an easy-to-understand and liberating
approach to career
development.
Episode 21:
Steve
Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com) interviews Kimberly Wiefling, a Business
Program Leadership Consultant. Kimberley tells
how to develop "generous listening" skills, how to achieve success, and how to ask "power
questions" that can help change our perspectives and provoke thought
in ourselves as well as those around us.
Episode 22:
Steve Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews Mark
Albertson
executive producer of the sensational
new TV show TechCloseup. Mark
tells us what it takes to put together a great television show. He also discusses his
experience as a communication professional in the corporate and non-profit sectors.
Episode 23:
Steve Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews Joshua
Sickel, MD,
a Staff Pathologist at El Camino
Hospital. Dr. Sickel discusses his innovative Healing Arts Program
an
innovative approach
to healing which employs music, art, massage, pets, and relaxation tapes
to improve health. He also tells us what it takes to be a
Pathologist and, more generally, an MD.
Episode
24: Steve
Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews
Irene
Blumenkranz, Attorney at Law. Irene discusses what it takes to
become a successful attorney
or paralegal and how she made a career shift from high tech to the world
of
law. In addition to outlining the different types of lawyers, she offers preliminary guidance for those
just starting a business.
Episode
25: Steve Piazzale,
Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews Carol Stephen, a
Professional Organizer. Carol tells us about careers in
organizing and offers
tips on how we can clean up clutter, get organized, and better manage our time.
Carol also discusses the field of technical writing and how to make a major
career shift by remaining open to new opportunities.
Episode 26: Steve Piazzale,
Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews Cynthia Scott, Senior Vice
President of Product Development. Cynthia discusses the 2nd middle age
career transition—what folks from 55-75 can be doing with their lives.
She presents fascinating future work trends and shows us what we can do to become a great leader or
manager.
Episode 27:
Steve Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews Kathy Guest, a Humor
Strategist. Kathy tells us how she helps people and companies
to infuse humor into their business communications. She shows how we too can be funnier and
use humor to
benefit ourselves and our companies. She also talks about the use of Blogs in business
and the need to
reinvent ourselves.
Episode
28:
Steve Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews Michael
Stadlen, a Facilitator, Trainer, & Coach.
Michael discusses the work of people in sales and sales management. He outlines the evolution of selling and explains why
it has had a bad reputation. He teaches us the 7 Golden Rules of Selling and how we can achieve our
goals by
following these effective golden rules.
Episode
29:
Steve Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews Matt Evans,
a Budget Analyst at California State Hayward. Matt tells us about
careers in finance and within the academic setting. He talks about his eBay business and demonstrates
how
we too can start our own successful eBay venture. Matt also has a musical career and
discusses how he's
successfully created and balanced a portfolio career with several blended revenue streams.
Episode
30:
Steve Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews Francine Gordon, Ph.D.,
an executive coach & organizational consultant. Francine discusses
the world of executive coaching, explaining the concept of a 360 review and helping
us understand the life and career impact coaching can provide. Francine shares her expertise in
identifying and overcoming perfectionism. She gives us a step-by-step program to let go of the need to be in control
and have everything be "perfect."
Episode
31:
Steve Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews Frank
McCue, a realtor with American Dream Realty.
Frank uses his vast real estate experience to tell us what we need to do to get into and be successful in real estate. He
gives us a clear picture of what real estate professionals do on a day-to-day basis and claims that anyone
can become a prosperous realtor.
Episode 32: Steve Piazzale,
Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews Debra Russell, an
Artist's Success Coach. Debra shows how artists can improve their
business
acumen without compromising their art. She also tells us what career
opportunities are available for artists and how she, and her company Artist’s
Edge, help them get unblocked and improve their creativity.
Episode 33: Steve Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews Sally Gelardin,
Ed.D., a career counselor, author, and keynote speaker. Sally tells
us what
parents can do to support the career development of their children. In
particular, she discusses her own experience raising a daughter and the book
she wrote on the subject. Sally clearly presents how success is often
defined
differently for women. Also discussed are blogs, e-portolios and how
they're
used in place of traditional resumes.
Episode 34:
Steve Piazzale, Ph.D.,
Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews Linda
Holroyd, CEO of FountainBlue. Linda discusses the keys to excellent leadership,
tips for starting your own business, any how to make a major career transition. Linda also presents in detail
the benefits, common misconceptions, and keys to effective networking. Even introverts can be very effective
networkers!
Episode 35:
Steve Piazzale, Ph.D.,
Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews Joe Gerardi, Vice President of Information Technology. Joe tells us what folks in IT
do and the skills and personality needed to succeed in the world of high tech, computers, and IT. He also
discusses the keys to excellent leadership and how to be an effective manager--part of which includes the
importance of coaching and mentoring your
direct reports.
Episode 36:
Steve Piazzale, Ph.D.,
Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews Gary Karp, author, corporate trainer, and keynote speaker. Gary discusses the
rapidly changing world of careers for folks with disabilities. He clarifies disability misconceptions and discusses
ways
we can ergonomically protect ourselves from repetitive strain injury. Gary also talks about careers
in writing,
presenting, and training.
Episode 37:
Steve Piazzale, Ph.D.,
Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews Psychologist Julie Gauthier,
Ph.D. Julie discusses what it takes to be a psychologist and, in
particular, what distinguishes Transpersonal Psychology from other schools of Psychology. Julie also
outlines what we can do to find our calling and how to cope with the mid-life transitions and losses (such as
divorce and layoffs) that can
trigger it.
Episode 38:
Steve Piazzale, Ph.D.,
Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews Public Relations Consultant Duffy Jennings. Duffy, who has worked with the San Francisco
Giants and sports luminaries such as Willie Mays and Ronnie Lott as well as major firms such as HP and 3Com,
discusses the personality and skills needed to succeed in corporate communications, public relations, and
journalism. He also outlines the rewards and challenges of each field, the basics do's and don'ts of engaging the media, and
the fundamentals of good communication.
Episode 39:
Steve Piazzale, Ph.D.,
Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews Career Strategy Coach Dan Rink. Dan discusses the job search and career
management documents you need to master to achieve your career goals. Dan also talks about success teams, keeping up with
your field, changes in technology. He further tells us what a Futurist is and outlines some of the key
trends in
white collar work.
Episode 40:
Steve Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews Founder and CEO Jeanne Parrent. Jeanne
discusses
her web business BoomVoyage.com as well as the elements of a successful
mid-career transition. She also talks about networking, how to
determine whether
you want to start your own company and how to be successful at it. Jeanne also tells us
what recruiters do and
what they look for in job seekers.
Episode 41:
Steve Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews President and Serial Entrepreneur Raj Setty.
Raj
discusses his unique "giving" approach to doing business. He talks
about the challenges faced by first-time entrepreneurs and how to solve them. He
also
discusses the key ways that technical people can differentiate themselves from the crowd, most of
which is presented
in his excellent book Beyond Code.
Episode 42:
Steve Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews Hamid Saadat, Founder and
Chairman of CSIX one of the premier networking organizations in the
country. Hamid tells us about CSIX and discusses in detail the
importance of networking while providing crucial networking tips--even
for the reluctant shy networker. Hamid also outlines the keys to
finding work in this volatile economy.
Episode 43:
Steve Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews Leslie
Ayres a Senior Executive Recruiter with PeopleConnect. Leslie
outlines the differences between the various kinds of recruiters. She
discusses when you should use a recruiter, the common mistakes folks
make using recruiters, what recruiters look for in candidates, and the
keys to a successful job search. She also talks about recruiting
as a
career.
Episode 44:
Steve Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews Deepika Bajaj Founder and President of Invincibelle an
on-line community for women from around the globe. Deepika discusses
the challenges facing women as they immigrate and emigrate
internationally. She says this is the best time in history to be a
women and outlines the opportunities women have to fulfill their
aspirations. Deepika tells us
what to do when embarking on a global
career and describes the characteristics of women who have succeeded in
a multicultural world.
Episode 45:
Steve Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews Dick Bolles, author of What Color
is Your Parachute?--the
bible for job hunters and career changers. Dick discusses key concepts
from the book, including how to find work you love and have a passion
for, the best and worst ways to job hunt, and accessing the hidden job
market. He even tells how losing your job can actually be a "secret
nudging of the spirit" toward something positive.
Episode 46:
Steve Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews Jacky Hood, a boomer and senior career author and
trainer. Jacky talks about the job opportunities that exist for boomers
and seniors, including some fields that are very gray hair friendly.
She outlines reasons not to retire and ways to keep working. And she
explains how age discrimination affects all ages. She also discusses
some key points from her new book: Happy
About Working to Stay Young: Expanded Careers for Boomers and Seniors.
Episode 47:
Steve Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews Amber Rosenberg, a professional coach who works with
high-achieving working mothers. Amber speaks about the major issues
facing working mothers and provides tips on how to juggle your career
and children without getting overwhelmed. She also offers guidance for
moms who are transitioning back into the workplace from maternity or
extended leaves. Amber outlines the importance of good time management
and provides ways to re-define success.
Episode 48:
Steve Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews Lina Melkonian, Director of Development at San Jose State
University. Lina discusses fund-raising but also calls on her 20 years
of experience in career counseling at SJSU to discuss the
wide variety of jobs available on college campuses. She talks about the
rewards and challenges of working at colleges and discusses the
transition to the non-profit world from the for-profit world. She also
provides number valuable tips for both job hunters and career
transitioners.
Episode 49:
Steve Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews Alisa Clancy, Operations Director and Radio Host at KCSM 91.1 FM. Alisa tells
us what it takes to get into radio both behind the microphone as well as in staff positions. She describes the various
radio roles as well as the rewards and challenges of this work. She also explains how to get into the field
and talks about careers in music.
Episode 50:
Steve Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews Pat
Cross, Vice President Career Management at Right Management Consultants. Pat
helps us understand the challenges present in multi-generational interviews. There are now multiple rounds
of interviews and it is important to understand the differing values systems of Veterans, Baby Boomers,
Gen X, and Gen Y managers. Pat describes each group and explains how to excel in an interview and in working
with folks from differing generations.
Episode 51:
Steve Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews
Molly Wendell, a networking expert. Molly
discusses the importance of networking and provides key tips that’ll
make your
networking more effective. She explains how job hunting is different
for
executives and outlines some of the common mistakes they make. She also explains how
she started her successful business.
Episode 52:
Steve Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews
Connie Weiss, CEO and Founder of “My Pet Street.” Connie discusses how she made a
major career change, going from an executive VP at a large successful
company to an entrepreneurial CEO. Connie tells us how we can
effectively cope
with major change and provides insightful advice to those thinking of
starting
their own business.
Episode 53: Steve Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach
(www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
is interviewed by My Pet Street CEO Connie Weiss.
Dr. Piazzale
discusses what a career coach does. He simplifies the job hunting process by showing the interconnectivity of its pieces,
making it easier for you to navigate resumes, cover letters, networking, interviewing, and negotiating. He
also tells us how to get a job that really fits us and makes us come alive. And he provides tips
on ace-ing the interview.
Episode 54:
Steve Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews
Heidi Phillips, a Pilot with Delta Airlines. Heidi presents the various types of pilots
and what qualifications are needed for each category. She discusses the rewards and challenges of the field and the
type of personality you need to succeed. Heidi also tells us how she juggles her multiple roles and
copes with being female in a male-dominated
profession.
Episode 55:
Steve Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews
Anne Bers, Manager of Mediation Programs at the Peninsula Conflict Resolution
Center. Anne tells us how she made a volunteer opportunity her career and how she found that doing the work
she loves enabled her to scale her budget back and be happy with it. Anne explains what mediators and
facilitators do and the skills they need to be effective. She provides us with keys to resolving conflicts and
how to have difficult conversations.
Episode 56:
Steve Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews
Mark Dowds, Entrepreneur and
CEO of Brainpark, Inc. Mark tells us why he sees a trend toward
entrepreneurship and presents the 7 things you need to consider before you start your own
business. He also explains why the risk/security
dichotomy
is
a myth and fills us in on his new venture Brainpark, Inc.
Episode 57:
Steve Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews
Paul D'Souza, a Sales Thought Leader and Turnaround
Specialist.
Paul discusses how to be a successful sales person. He also presents
his "4 Steps to Personal Transformation" and "5 Principles of
Change" all as part of answering the questions "What do I want to do?"
and "How do I live a more powerful
and authentic life?" He tells us that
happiness is a process not a goal and encourages us to do what excites
us even while keeping our regular job.
Episode 58:
Steve Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews
Rajesh Setty,
an entrepreneur, author, and speaker who
makes a return visit to discuss his new book "Upbeat: Cultivating the right attitude to thrive in tough times."
Rajesh discusses the traps we can fall into during difficult times and
how to cultivate the discipline, relationships, and other actions we
need to take to make the most of these
challenging times.
Episode 59:
Steve Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews
Raj Raheja,
an
entrepreneur and innovator. Founder of
his own company Heartwood Studios, Raj discusses creativity, how we can
be more creative, how creative folks can be more business like,
and how to foster a balance of right brain and left brain
activities. He also discusses how to make a more valuable impact at
work and how to turn something you love into a business.
Episode 60:
Steve Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews
Valli Bindana,
President and Filmmaker with Kreative
Vistas. Valli communicates an inspiring story
of how she followed her passion and urges the rest of us to do the same--in fact she outlines a
5-step action plan for turning your passion into your profession. She also discusses the importance of work/life
balance and how to overcome the obstacle of starting your business while raising a small child.
Episode 61:
Steve Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews
Mitchell Levy,
author
and CEO of "Happy About" an
independent book publishing company. Mitchell discusses the many doors
authoring a book can open for service providers and companies. He also
tells us that it's not as difficult a process as one might
imagine. We also discuss the many useful titles Happy
About has for job seekers and changers.
Episode 62: Steve Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews Carol McClelland, a Green Career Expert and author.
Carol discusses the green economy and industries. She outlines the steps you
need to take to find green jobs and she tells us about her new book "Green
Careers for Dummies" and her informative website at GreenCareerCentral.com.
Episode 63: Steve Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews Christine Hertzog, a Professional Explainer.
Christine tells us what a "Professional Explainer" does and having
made an interesting career transition herself, she provides tips on making such
transitions. She goes on to discuss her new "Green" area of focus:
"Smart Grids" all tells us about her new book "Smart Grid
Dictionary." Episode 64:
Steve
Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com) welcomes back John
Krumboltz, Ph.D., professor of education and psychology at Stanford University and co-author of the book
"Luck is No Accident." Dr. Krumboltz urges us to keep our options
open, test out our dreams, create our own good luck, and never complete our
education. He offers tips on how to speak to our children about careers and how
to find passion in our work. Episode 65: Steve Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com)
interviews Angelika Blendstrup, Ph.D,
founder of Blendstrup & Associates.
Angelika discusses her books about how folks from other countries have
succeeded in the USA. She describes the challenges they faced and
the advice they have for overcoming cultural and other obstacles. She
discusses the factors that led to their success and outlines her
"Recipe for Success" in the United States. Episode 66:
Steve
Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com) welcomes back Carl
Angotti, President of Angotti Product Development.
Carl helps us understand the world of engineering. What are the
different types of engineers? What education and training, as well as
attributes, do you need to become a successful engineer? What are some
future engineering trends? All this as well as some under-the-radar
tips Carl culls from his 30 years of engineering experience.
Episode 67:
Steve
Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com) interviews Diane Pleuss,
Franchise Consultant. Diane discusses the advantages and disadvantages
of buying a franchise and why someone might prefer franchising to
conventional work. She also outlines who is best suited to go into
franchising and what parent companies look for in whom they award
a franchise. Diane helps us understand when a franchise is a good
opportunity and gives an idea of the income we can expect.
Episode 68:
Steve
Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach (www.BayAreaCareerCoach.com) interviews Andrew Speight, a wonderful professional musician and educator. Andrew
discusses the rewards and challenges of being a musician as well as
what it takes to be successful. He provides tips for success and
outlines the various ways you can earn income. He warns against some of
the common errors musicians make and provides input on some future
trends on the horizon.
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