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Nous vous proposons de créer du temps, pour aborder les principes mais surtout les illustrations permettant de changer de vie, d’investir dans une reconversion professionnelle. L’équipe de l’émission composée de Roxane, Laurent et Franck, vous propose de saisir cette conscience acquise durant les confinements et périodes « sanitaires », pour éclairer et proposer des retours d'expérience, pratiques, profils, formations, débouchés, évolution des usages dans les secteurs d’activités et en observer l’impact économique, le parcours personnel nécessaire, les contraintes, ...

Real stories of migrants who’ve made Australia their home and are building careers in vital industries like aged care, nursing, early childhood education, construction, engineering, and ICT. Hear their journeys alongside expert tips and advice from industry leaders to help you start, grow, or transform your career in Australia.

Welcome to the group chat about corporate life you actually want to be in. Work in Progress is where ambitious professionals get an insider’s take on how work really works, from managing up and navigating office politics to building visibility and bouncing back from burnout. Hosted by CJ Jennings-Hope, she breaks down the unspoken dynamics of your 9-5—the feedback no one gives you, the power plays you didn’t see coming, and the career moves you could be making. If New episodes every Monday. Follow the podcast on Instagram at @workinprogressthepodcast

Software Engineering is a confusing trade. You code all day and speak the language of 1's and 0's to the machines that power our modern world. ...At least that's what you were told. In reality, engineering is a people practice and with that comes all the joys and frustrations of interacting with real people. Join two experienced software engineers as they share all the ups and downs that come with coding for a living. At the end of the day software often resembles the authors that write them, they're works in progress.

The nature of work is changing rapidly and dramatically. Advances in technology are eliminating some jobs, transforming others, and, in some cases, creating jobs we never even imagined. In WorkingNation’s weekly podcast Work in Progress, we speak with leaders in business, education, government, and nonprofits about what’s being done to train and reskill American men and women to ensure they can compete for, and qualify for, good-paying, in-demand jobs today and in the future. Work in Progress is hosted and executive produced by WorkingNation Editor-in-Chief Ramona Schindelheim. Produced by...

Musings and insights from global leaders in executive development, celebrating curiosity, courage and collective creativity.

Welcome to "The Work in Progress Podcast”, the official podcast by the Manchester Met Careers Service. Hosted by Charlie and produced by Ryan, this podcast is your go-to resource for career advice, tips, and industry insights. Each episode features a variety of guests, from experts in Careers, to students sharing their experiences. We want to provide you with the knowledge and tools you need to navigate your career journey successfully.

Explore the future of work with Work in Progress, The Matrix Podcast. Whether you’re a seasoned professional, or just starting out, this is the place to find real-time voices of the world at work and gain a deeper understanding of the most critical topics shaping our working lives.

Work In Progress is a podcast interviewing guests who successfully changed careers. We talk about the struggles and lessons they learned along the way. We believe that life is a never-ending journey where one needs to constantly reinvent themselves and the same goes for careers. Based on this belief, we started our blog, in which we write about transitions in career and life and this led to the birth of our podcast in 2019. New episodes are published every other Wednesday! Contact us at workinprogressblogs@gmail.com

Jake Montanarini, MA Games graduate from Norwich University of the Arts, hosts Work In Progress, a series of interviews with NUA graduates to find out their stories since leaving university.

There’s no denying work has changed in the past couple of years. Potentially faster and more than in the previous five or ten years! The rise of remote work, work from home, work from anywhere, telework, work across different time zones and hybrid work (some people here/some there) continues to create change and challenges. What’s one of the best ways to respond and adapt to the changing world of work? It’s to consider not just the work itself…but the WAY it gets done.