How to transition out of recruiting | New Role Post Layoff

Careers In Review

About The Guest(s):

Eddiana Rosen is the CEO and founder of Careers in Review, a career strategy and job searching firm. She is also a recruiter and HR professional with over eight years of experience in various industries. Eddiana holds a Master's Degree in Organization Leadership and is passionate about career coaching, public speaking, and advocacy. She is dedicated to helping first-generation Americans maximize their potential at work and land six-figure promotions or jobs.

Summary:

Eddiana Rosen, CEO and founder of Careers in Review, joins June on the Career Hustle and Flow podcast to discuss her career journey and offer advice for job seekers. Eddiana shares her experience of pivoting from academia to finance and offers tips for navigating a successful career transition. She emphasizes the importance of sitting with your emotions, evaluating your skills, and networking to find new opportunities. Eddiana also discusses her mission to help high-performing women of color advocate for themselves and land six-figure promotions or jobs.

Key Takeaways:

• Take time to sit with your emotions and process the job loss before moving forward.
• Evaluate your skills and identify areas of overlap with the job you want to pursue.
• Reach out to former coworkers and mentors for guidance and support during a career transition.
• Be patient and give yourself grace during the job search process, as competition is high.
• Focus on building confidence, advocating for yourself, and negotiating for what you're worth.

Quotes:

• "Don't be hard on yourself, give yourself some grace." - Ediana Rosen
• "It's not you, it's the system and how the situation is." - Ediana Rosen
• "Be patient and have some self-compassion." - Ediana Rosen
• "Advocacy is important. You need to be confident in your skills and know that it is okay to ask for more." - Ediana Rosen
• "It's hard to see the labels from inside the jar. Reach out to former coworkers and bosses for guidance and reminders of your accomplishments." - Ediana Rosen