Sitemap - 2022 - Journey to Becoming a Former Fed

Spread the Holiday Spirit

Unique Skills of the Former Fed - Part Five

Mister Money Mustache Gems

Unique Skills of the Former Fed - Part Four

Hacker News Gems

Unique Skills of the Former Fed - Part Three

Staying Current: Layoffs are a Distraction

Staying Current: Realities of Tech Layoffs

Unique Skills of the Former Fed - Part Two

Unique Skills of the Former Fed - Part One

Unique Skills of the Former Fed

Staying Current: All Is Not Lost

The Benefit of Expediency

After the Loop

Never Settle, Ever

Staying Current: How to Navigate Tech Restructuring

During the Loop

Before the Loop

How to Tackle a Loop

Ideal Connector Traits - Part Six

Lounging and Learning Sundays

Soliciting Support In the Beginning

Ideal Connector Traits - Part Five

Keep On Strugglin'

Ideal Connector Traits - Part Four

Ideal Connector Traits - Part Three

Staying Current: Getting Hired During a Recession

Ideal Connector Traits - Part Two

Staying Current: More Tech Layoffs

Ideal Connector Traits - Part One

Guest Post: Knowing When to Leave

Identify Ideal Connectors

Staying Current: Firings and Hiring Slow Downs

Phase Six - Worrying About Proving Your Worth in a New Role in a New Sector

LinkedIn Gems

Phase Five - Underselling Yourself During Offer Negotiations

The Importance of Rest

Phase Four - Fretting That interviews Will Never Go Right

A Career Site Built For You

Phase Three - Fearing that Interviews Will Never Materialize

Information and Ideas I'm Consuming

Phase Two: Struggling For Specifics During Networking Calls and Coffees

Phase One - Doubting the Transition Before It Has Even Begun

The Many Phases of Imposter Syndrome

If Your Job Hunt Takes Too Long....GOOD!

Step 10: Hone the Elevator Pitch

Step 9: Keep the Network Informed

Step 8: Every Interview is an Opportunity

Common Reasons Motivating the Departure

Step 7: Always Have an Ask

Step 6: Establish a Weekly Conversation Cadence

Mini Post: Follow-up on Step 5

Step 5: Define the Ideal Number