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My job as a Speech Pathologist

Join us to find out what being a Speech pathologist is all about! Have you ever wondered what happens in a session? What qualities does it take to become a speech pathologist? What does an average day look like. Find all this out and more!  I’m joined by Liz who has worked as a speech pathologist in the US for 30 years. Let’s find out, what it’s all about!
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The Gist of being a Speech Therapist (Speech Pathology)

Have you ever considered becoming a speech therapist? Why not see if this profession is for you by getting the rundown in this overview of the life of a speech pathologist

My job as a Company Secretary (Corporate Governance)

How about considering a niche legal career? One that places you in board meetings as an influential independent advisor. One that enforces an effective system of decision-making across the company. 
In this episode we dive into the world of corporate governance and see it through the eyes of a Company Secretary. Jennifer shares valuable expertise for those considering this as a profession: from key responsibilities, necessary skills for being effective in the role, to the structure of a company secretarial team. What’s the reality of this job like? Find out in this episode!

The Gist of a Company Secretary (Corporate Governance)

Join us in this episode of "The Gist of the Job" as we have an overview of what a career in corporate governance looks like.  We are joined by Jennifer who tells us what being a Company Secretary is like. 
Tune in for more detailed discussions in our next episode!

Advice and Stories from Recruiters

Recruiters shine light on tips for job applications, common mistakes they see and stories from interesting applications they've seen!Instagram: @PointMeToAProfession

Recruiters vs Historic Jobs (informal episode & game)

Have a laugh in this informal episode where I surprise three recruiters with a mystery game that puts their skills to the test! You decide who wins!Vote on Spotify and Instagram (episode spoilers on Instagram)@PointMeToAProfession
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---------------------------------------------THE PITCHES---------------------------------------------
Serena's Town Crier:
“I'm, of course, great at communications. That is the crux of my job, getting the news out in a clear and concise way to everyone that needs to know it. I have to do quite a lot of networking with the townsfolk to understand what the top news is. So I'm often talking to a lot of people and collecting that and prioritizing what is the most important to know.I'm obviously a self starter. I have to wake up early every day and if I don't go tell the news, no one else will. I have to collaborate with other teams, other town criers and other towns nearby to make sure that, if there's national news, it gets spread.
My ‘going above and beyond’ was, one time, when there was a water contamination in my town, I managed to get it across the whole region and everyone knew, so nobody died, that was the moment I was most proud of.”
Maddy’s Court Jester:“I have excellent customer service skills, understanding how to read the room and adapt to the needs of my customer or recipient in my last role. I was able to use my knowledge and communication skills to advise and influence my client to take the action needed to elicit change and achieve my, and my team's goals.I'm able to build rapport and long lasting collaborations with my clients, having many repeat clients in my last role, and I'm looking forward to an opportunity to build a new network with the support of my team to further the company's sales. I've worked with clients of varying importance and influence.And again, I'm keen to bring that knowledge and expertise to the role. I look forward to hearing from you.”
Alice’s Funeral Clown:“My experience has been focused on fostering many deep connections across our community, and I've met with everyone. So from the mayor to our local teachers to our local police officers And I'm an incredibly strong communicator I know how to keep people engaged and I can keep the party going on all night I know how to soothe people in their darkest moments I know how to reliably turn their frowns upside down.Hire me as part of your team and we'll laugh our way to the top.”
---------------------------------------------JOB DESCRIPTION---------------------------------------------Sales Assistant
Are you driven and motivated individual looking to jumpstart your career in sales? Do you dream of a job that offers unlimited earning potential and room for advancement? Look no further. We have the perfect opportunity for you. We are a rapidly growing company known for our exceptional customer service. We are on the hunt for ambitious individuals who are ready to embark on their sales journey. Responsibilities: identify and engage potential customers through residential campaigns, present and promote our clients, high quality products to potential customers, build and maintain strong customer relationships to drive sales and repeat business, meet and exceed sales targets and KPIs. Stay updated on industry trends, product knowledge to provide excellent, excellent customer service. Collaborate with the sales team to achieve common goals. Strong communication and interpersonal skills, self motivated, goal oriented, ability to work independently as part of a team. Previous sales experience is a plus, but not required, and willingness to learn and adapt to a dynamic environment.
So if you're eager to make a difference, challenge yourself and earn what you deserve, we want to hear from you.Extra to include: - transferable skills - examples of metrics that you've achieved in your previous role- a time that you felt like you went above and beyond
----------------------------------------------SOURCES FOR HISTORIC JOBS----------------------------------------------Town Crier:https://www.loyalcompanyoftowncriers.co.uk/a-history-of-town-criers/https://www.britishladycrier.co.uk/history-of-town-criers/https://www.historic-uk.com/CultureUK/The-Town-Crier/https://rarehistoricalphotos.com/jobs-that-no-longer-exist/
Court Jester:https://historyfacts.com/arts-culture/article/what-did-court-jesters-actually-do/Funeral Clown/ Archimimes:Funeral Clown/Archimimes:https://weird-history-facts.com/archimimes-clown-funeral-impersonating/
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5- becoming a Hair Stylist

Have you considered being a Hair Stylist? Here's everything you need to know! I'm joined by Hailey Andresen, Hair Stylist and Owner of Moonflower Hair Artistry. We discuss: How do you get into this profession? What's an average day like? What are the challenges? What are the best things about the role? Hailey's expertise shines through as she offers countless tips and honest opinions about pursuing a career as a Hair Stylist!Instagram:@PointMeToAProfession - get updates for new episodes and infographics about different professions@Moonflow_Hair_Artistry - See Hailey's portfolio where she specializes in Baylayage and Curly Cuts!

5- The Gist of being a Hair Stylist in 4 minutes

What is it like being a Hair Stylist? Should you pursue it as a profession? Find out the need-to-know points in just 5 minutes in this rundown of the role!
This week I'm joined by Hailey Andresen, Hair Stylist and Owner of Moonflower Hair ArtistryIf this has sparked your interest, the detailed version of the interview will be coming out next! 
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@PointMeToAProfession - for infographics of the show and I'll post when a new episode comes out@Moonflower_Hair_Artistry - check out Hailey's page which showcases her speciality in curls and balayage!