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Can you be a generalist in the workplace? - with Steph Gillies of Destination Dream Job

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#203: Steph Gillies is a Career Story Coach and professional writer. She explains the non-linear nature of careers, the three stages of finding a new career, and how to make yourself stand out.

What you’ll learn

  • [01:45] How Steph worked 32 jobs in 15 years.
  • [03:30] The fear of specialisation as a multi-passionate person.
  • [04:51] What makes someone a generalist.
  • [7:26] The opportunities to become a generalist within a specialised field.
  • [8:10] What it’s like working in short job positions with high turnover rates.
  • [9:40] Common thoughts to have if you’ve been laid off.
  • [12:06] How to combine jobs in your resume to improve the presentation.
  • [13:40] How recruiters respond to combining jobs in your resume.
  • [15:18] The non-linear nature of careers.
  • [19:14] The three stages of finding a new career.
  • [20:38] How to identify what makes you unique.
  • [23:45] Why you should include your hobbies on your resume.
  • [24:37] How to gain clarity in what career you want to be in.
  • [27:21] The type of positions a generalist should apply for.
  • [29:26] How many types of jobs you should target.
  • [31:10] The best jobs for generalists.
  • [32:52] How to know what to focus on in your CV.
  • [36:10] Why your resume needs to be clear.
  • [37:55] What to write on your CV if you’ve taken time off to look after family.
  • [43:08] How to know what a job will be like.
  • [46:16] How generalists can change organisations.
  • [46:57] How long it takes to assess the suitability of an organisation.
  • [49:10] Writing entrepreneur resumes.

Resources mentioned in this episode
Please note that some of these are affiliate links and we may get a commission in the event that you make a purchase. This helps us to cover our expenses and is at no additional cost to you.

For the show notes for this episode, including a full transcript and links to all the resources mentioned, visit:
https://changeworklife.com/can-you-be-a-generalist-in-the-workplace/

Re-assessing your career? Know you need a change but don't really know where to start? Check out these two exercises to start the journey of working out what career is right for you!

  continue reading

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#203: Steph Gillies is a Career Story Coach and professional writer. She explains the non-linear nature of careers, the three stages of finding a new career, and how to make yourself stand out.

What you’ll learn

  • [01:45] How Steph worked 32 jobs in 15 years.
  • [03:30] The fear of specialisation as a multi-passionate person.
  • [04:51] What makes someone a generalist.
  • [7:26] The opportunities to become a generalist within a specialised field.
  • [8:10] What it’s like working in short job positions with high turnover rates.
  • [9:40] Common thoughts to have if you’ve been laid off.
  • [12:06] How to combine jobs in your resume to improve the presentation.
  • [13:40] How recruiters respond to combining jobs in your resume.
  • [15:18] The non-linear nature of careers.
  • [19:14] The three stages of finding a new career.
  • [20:38] How to identify what makes you unique.
  • [23:45] Why you should include your hobbies on your resume.
  • [24:37] How to gain clarity in what career you want to be in.
  • [27:21] The type of positions a generalist should apply for.
  • [29:26] How many types of jobs you should target.
  • [31:10] The best jobs for generalists.
  • [32:52] How to know what to focus on in your CV.
  • [36:10] Why your resume needs to be clear.
  • [37:55] What to write on your CV if you’ve taken time off to look after family.
  • [43:08] How to know what a job will be like.
  • [46:16] How generalists can change organisations.
  • [46:57] How long it takes to assess the suitability of an organisation.
  • [49:10] Writing entrepreneur resumes.

Resources mentioned in this episode
Please note that some of these are affiliate links and we may get a commission in the event that you make a purchase. This helps us to cover our expenses and is at no additional cost to you.

For the show notes for this episode, including a full transcript and links to all the resources mentioned, visit:
https://changeworklife.com/can-you-be-a-generalist-in-the-workplace/

Re-assessing your career? Know you need a change but don't really know where to start? Check out these two exercises to start the journey of working out what career is right for you!

  continue reading

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