But What About Me?

But What About Me? is an insightful and motivating career advice podcast that aims to be a solution oriented sound hub that addresses the obstacles underrepresented job seekers experience during their career journey.

Jennifer invites career coaches and experts, D&I leaders and practitioners, professors, hiring experts, and influencers to speak to the unique issues that are relevant to job seekers that are Asian, LGBTQ, Black, Latino, Women, People with Disabilities, Veteran, and Next Generation. Jennifer’s guests offer real solutions to the pain points that hinder underrepresented job seekers.

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But What About Me?

Season 2

Best of Season Two: It's All About Mindset

How to Push Through the Barriers of the Good Ole C-Suite Club

How to Turn Around Your Workplace Reputation

The Power of Mindset While Interviewing

How to Build a Village That Supports Your Career

How to Develop a Career Path (Without Feeling Like an Imposter)

How to Enter a Job With Your Exit Strategy

How to See (+Leverage) Your Own Value

Season 1

career development for people of color (it’s just different or is it?)

how to create an agile career

how to master networking (like an introvert)

how to enter an exclusive ‘good ol’ boys’ network

career advice forpeople over 50

what is the fastest route for black men into executive leadership

career insight, advice, and motivation for transgender job seekers

how to take advantage of the latino talent boom

how to pivot your career with no degree

career transitioning advice for military veterans

career motivation and advice for people with autism

how feeling like an outsider is sabotaging your career

black women: leaving corporate america to become entrepreneurs

career advice and milennials

how to get a job with a criminal record

how to rally for inclusion in your workplace

how tradition and culture may affect career advancement

how to create a high demand, low competition career

#HiringSuccess Gets Social

#CareerSuccess Gets Social

how to master networking
(like an introvert)

career advice for
people over 50