Bringing Your Fullest Self to the Table: Taking What Comes Easy to You & Letting it Drive Your Career

How do you spin previous experience in an adjacent field when interviewing for a role in a new field? In my case, I have a lot of experience in graphic design but I'm pivoting to UI/UX.

I just found out that my company is hiring another position for a role same as mine. So I googled the position and saw the job post. The experience and responsibilities are the same as mine,...

What purpose is driving our pusiut towards profesionalism

What is the best advice your gave someone else that you needed to take yourself?

How to transition as a Product Manager from a none-tech company to the tech industry? Any tips, advice. Would you hire a person like that? If yes, what skill set/experience you need to see on that...

How do you stay motivated and not give up?

I would love to know more about "Strategically use soft skills to get the technical job you want."

I've been with the same company for 10 years, in a variety of position/departments. I am looking for a new career now but I'm not clear how to navigate references in the application process. My...

During a pandemic where more than 18 million people have been furloughed, how does one compete in the job market?

What would you recommend for someone who is interested in getting into product management?

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I am an Sr Engineer/Manager in 5 different industries but I have not worked in software. I am pivoting to this industry and I am pursing my Masters in Data Analytics plus learning Python. What...

How to convey you can effectively work for someone a decade or more younger than yourself!

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I would appreciate the advice on how I can transition from a business development position for not a SaaS company to a customer support position for SaaS company. What can I do to be considered...

Is it wise to seek software engineering and web development position in consulting, hospitality or sales industries based on my experience (non-technology positions) in all three industries?

What were some challenges in becoming a successful Product Manager specifically that may be unique to you as a woman in the tech field? Were there communication styles that helped you through...

Looking forward to this talk! As a female engineer I have often felt the need to fit in to the majority to be successful, often at detriment to my authentic self. I would love to hear advice on...

What techniques do you use to overcome imposter syndrome?

What skills are necessary to be successful in the financial services field?

How do you develop your brand and market yourself as a freelance consultant when you are just starting out?

How do you monetize what you're naturally good at?

What's a good way to take inventory of those "unique skills"?

How do you utilize your soft skills in situations that are highly technical?

What inspired your career pivots and what steps did you take to make them successful?

As a Graphic Designer who wants to transition into UI/UX design what steps should I take in the background other than working on my portfolio?

How to pull myself up out of the weeds to avoid getting put into the "she gets sh*t done" category.

I get nervous in interviews because I feel hyper aware of my deficiencies. What are some strategies to overcome imposter syndrome?

I'm always hesitant to apply for jobs that want experience specific to the software the company uses (e.g., Workday, ServiceNow, etc.). How can I leverage my background/experience to be considered...

Comment - Just looking for the right role with the background that I have.

How can I successfully alleviate hiring manager's concerns when I don't have a certain skill or experience that they're looking for but am confident that I'd be able to learn it quickly?

What skills do you look for when recruiting for a product manager position? What advise would you give someone who is unsure if this is the right role for them?

What keeps you motivated? What advice do you have for those seeking employment during these time to keep them motivated?

What tips can you recommend for identifying the 'deal breaker' qualifications versus those that are flexible.

What advice do you have for someone being interviewed virtually?

How do you overcome the challenge of not having all the required skills for a job posting?

1) What is the most important quality that an employer looks for in a potential candidate?

What is a good weakness to talk as a PM?

How to convince a recuiter that i have a good and a strong technical skills with a few years of experience ?

What steps can I take to learn more about and enter product management at my company?

Is it better to try to dial into a niche when pivoting into a technical career vs leaving it open a little bit?

How do I apply my teaching experience to the tech industry?

With more people analytics startups sprouting up, who do you think will lead the way and how will they differentiate themselves

How to express the truest potential of yours to the people in front of you?

On a resume, for technical skills, I give examples and achievements to back them up, but I'm not sure how to do that for soft skills. Any ideas?

What additional skill sets do I need to attain AI job from non-technical background.

How do you handle answering a job interview question that pokes right at a skill your impostor syndrome is most attached to? In other words, how much do you "fake it till you make it" when it...

How do you transform your resume for a new role outside of your work experience?

Can someone with customer service experience move into product management?

What is the best way to present self-study, freelance work, or informal experience in a resume or online profile? I have a lot of that kind of experience I'd like to highlight, but fitting it into...

First of all, the program description includes my primary questions about soft skills and self-advocacy. I'd also like to know: 1) How to communicate these effectively in my resume/cover...

Many of the questions already asked are within my wheelhouse. So excited to hear your responses to those questions.

If you don’t have professional experience, what are things you should point out or show to your value?

How to confidently win an interviewer over for an opportunity where I have most skills for a job. However, I'd like to grow and learn new skills.

How can I translate my confidence in my knowledge of a new a subject matter into years of experience so that it gives the interviewer and team confidence in my ability to yield positive results.

What's the best way to show an interviewer that you are well prepared and have the skills needed for a position when you are pivoting to a new career?

How can I translate my 13 years of BPO Customer Care Solutions experience to a Customer Success leadership role at a tech firm

How do I negotiate salary based on my experience when a company is clearly low-balling?

What do they want to know when they ask “Tell me about yourself”

How to market oyurself well when there are 1000's of applications goes around for one job

How do you answer the question " Tell us about yourself"

My prevous background is in higher education and, at times, I suspect that my degrees (master's and Ph.D) have not been considered assets at times on the job market in tech, rather, I worry it's...

How do I convince a hiring manager that I would value a lesser role and fewer responsibilities than I have had for the past 15 years? And, yes, a pay cut! My professional career goals are not as...

How do you answer the question about your biggest weakness

What's the best way to move industries? For example, if you've only worked in higher education and non-profits, how do you sell that experience when applying for a corporate job?

How do you recommend someone gain experiences that are needed to make a career transition? What are some of the best ways you've used or have learned about?

What was the biggest hurdle you had to overcome in your first product role?

What is one actionable step you take to let go and be yourself when joining new teams? And how do you remind yourself of this regularly?

How to plan my next step and level up my career

How do you figure out the best plan of attack for a career pivot? And how do you minimize/subdue impatience?

How do you communicate the benefits of your soft skills when job searching? EG on you resume and in interviews

Any mentors in particular that helped shape the leader you are today?

Knowing what you know now, what would have done different?

Is there something specific that happens in your professional life when you feel like THIS is the right time to pivot?

Can you share learnings from when you pivoted careers? Often a new job or new role can feel like a step back since you need to rebuild working relationships, pick up new domains. Do you have...

What's been a risky decision in your career, and how did it turn out?

Can you share ways you translated those soft skills into eye-catching experiences on a resume to get you noticed?

What do you believe are key aspects of being a strong leader?

You joined Lattice shortly after the pandemic hit which meant you experienced an entirely remote onboarding. As you continue to navigate working remotely, what steps have you taken to establish...

What advice would you give to someone who wants to get started in product management?

How was the transition from Sales to Product?

What strategies have you used to overcome imposter syndrome?

What was some advice you were given from colleagues or management that you decided not to take? And why?

What types of interpersonal skills do you believe are required for an individual to pivot in their career?

What advice would you give someone starting a new role and coming into an already established team?

How did you build the skills needed (outside of your background in finance ) to reach your goals in Product Management? What is your advice for someone that doesn't have strong technical skills to...

What led you to realize Product Management was the role you'd enjoy most?