How to Get into a DIFFERENT Job or Industry | How to Switch Careers
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- HOW TO GET INTO A DIFFERENT JOB OR INDUSTRY
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In this video I'm going to go through 5 steps on how you can switch into a different job or industry, especially if you feel the one you currently are in isn't the right one for you. I will discuss how to bridge the gap between the two roles and successfully make that career transition. If you've been asking "how do I switch careers?", "how can I change jobs?" or "how to transition into a different job or industry?" then this video is for you.
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Can’t stand the commercials
Could you make a video of an interview during this pandemic?
how long is the workshop?
I’m really confused. I admit i haven’t watched the whole video yet but now are we supposed to build the bridge? Where do we go to get these new qualifications?
So say we had a levels in languages, but we later decide we want to work in medicine, how and where would we actually get the qualifications to become a doctor? I’m 14 btw :).
2:19 - Know what that job and industry are looking for; do your research
5:17 - Find/build the bridge between where you are and where you want to be
8:38 - Make a record of your transferable skills, qualifications and experience
10:34 - Stay on the lookout for new postings and be diligent about applying
12:21 - Make sure you tailor your resume and interview answers for every position
Thank you 🙏🏿
Exactly my current situation now lord see me through successfully 🙏
How has it been going? It's been 2 years since your comment!
I managed to change careers but only because a friend highly recommended me and I completely bypassed HR. I started a couple of weeks ago and I am learning so much and the workplace atmosphere is friendly and happy. The management is significantly better than my previous job, it makes all the difference in the world.
Hey Linda Raynier, just wanted to say thank you for your pro tips on interviews. You produce great content that is quick and easy to understand and continues to help a lot of us. Wishing all the best to you and your channel. 😊
Hi Linda. I really enjoy your videos and admire you for making content in this niche of careers. Lots of great ideas and helpful materials. Looking forward to the next one.
Thank you for sharing your tips Linda.
Life is a university and we’re all here to unlearn the old ways of living and making something out of ourselves.
Linda, this was the best video by far on how to switch careers. Your advice was spot on and I will recommend this video to anyone looking to change careers. Cheers!
I always binge watch all of your videos. It's my final interview tommorrow. I had a job before but this it is totally different career now. Thanks for a lot of advises. 🙏💓
Hi Linda, thank you so much for allowing your gift to make way for you. I draw so much inspiration from watching your videos. I am an experienced Recruiter who has just launched a career transitioning company in Australia, and part of it involves inspiring immigrants who are migrating to other parts of the world to believe in their ability to still grow in a new country. You have no idea how much I learn from you everyday just from watching your videos. Thank you so much once again.
Well what a coincidence, when I was planning to make a career transition, she uploads the video as solution. Thank you Golden Lady ❤️
Girl you just gave me help 🙌🏾 redoing my resume after this ❤
Couldnt have come at a better time Linda! Many thanks ☺️
Awesome advice and useful for many right now.
Hello Linda. I'm one of your newest viewers, perhaps. Loved and enjoyed watching videos about changing a complete new career to another which currently Im in. Thank you so much.
Hi Linda! Thanks for the tips. I found this video super helpful as I am now working in the airline industry but plan on transitioning to the marketing industry when I graduate with my degree this summer. Switching to such a different career path can seem daunting, but with the help of your video and advice, I now feel more confident in how I will handle the switch.
Thanks for making this video. Just in time!!
Amazing video! Feeling a lot more confident about switching to a new career with my brand new degree!
Linda, l love your channel. Very educative and informing, so much to learn about and hope to see more of your videos.
Great advice! Essentially you need to determine the function and industry and then set a clear target and develop a plan to enter. The best way to make this transition is to network, conduct informational interviews, and upskill accordingly.
Yes girl you never ever disappoint...you are on point my lady .
Thank you for making this video. I really enjoy your motivational information.
Awesome! Great tips, Linda!
This is so true. I recently transitioned out of owning my multi-locational company to coaching people to find success in their jobs. Research may be obvious, It lays the foundation. Information leads to inspiration!!!
By the way Linda, you are an inspiration. I can't tell you how powerful your influence has been on me as I move forward.
Can you do a video on entrepreneurship? Love how you went from being in accounting to creating content on TH-cam and an online business
I have an interview for a different field today. Wish me luck! :)
All the best!
Wish you all the best in your interview.
Good luck!
Hope that went well!
@@bellas2cents836 they never called back but its ok because i'm an optometric tech now :)
Today's video is really for me ! What a coincidence!
Tysm! Your so helpful I’m so happy right now! I’m subscribing right now! Your so I inspirational and amazing! Tysm!
Very very very helpful! Can't appreciate you enough!
oh my gosh, without coming across this video, I would be lost. Thanks, Linda! :)
So timely thank you❤
Very useful tips, thanks Linda
Thank you you have really inspired me to start my TH-cam channel. Thank you
Well what a coincidence, when I was planning to make a career transition, she uploads the video as solution. Thank you Golden Lady ️
Valuable tips! Thank you
Thank you for this advice. I’m looking to transition from Event & Sales to Community Liason - Construction.
then and now, you are amazing!
Thanks so much for your efforts from Yemen.Keep up the good work,please.
1. Know what that job and industry is looking for
2. Find/built the bridge from where you are to what you want.
3. Make a record of your transferable skills/experiences.
4. Stay on the lookout for new postings/openings/opportunities.
5. Make sure you tailor your resume strategically
Hi! I am enjoying your videos and they are very helpful! Can you please do a video on looking for a job while being employed? Thanks 😊
Thank you for the advice. I learned a lot from your previous videos. Got my job offer for entry-level engineer position in Utah from big company.
I’m happy for you. If you’d love to yield more money let me know I have a job for you.
Very useful info. Thanks!
One way to bridge is also to take on projects or look into current companies tasks that might help with building the skills required for the future dream role
that sounds like taking on more work for same pay unless your work load is adjusted for the fact that you are taking on new work from another department. otherewise i would suggest just observe the skill or work being performed and then put on resume.
Thank you! Good Info.
Thank you so much Linda! I’m currently changing careers and I’ve been been bridging my personal experience to showcase my knowledge of the position. Also, there is a licensed certification that I need to obtain for the role. I’ve looked into the educational component needed for the position (when the class is being offered, etc) I then share that information with my interviewer and it has been received with surprise! The tips you shared are great and I’m going to incorporate them into my search!
Very helpful video thanks hun!!
Love from Srilanka ❤️❤️🥂
You are the best Linda
From Admin Assistance to Communications, Chief of Staff and Public Relations Specialist. Ill definitely do my research.
Great video!
Awesome lesson, thanks so much
Thanks Linda❤️
This sounds quite similar with the topic I am working on-Transferrable Skills. Match the skills, see if there are any skills gaps.
Aw love ya Linda, seem nervous in this video. Keep being the best you ❤️
very nice video . all your topics are excellent . god job .
Excellent. Thanks
very timely.
Been working as a customs broker for 23 years now that I completed my education with an Ms in conflict analysis and resolution trying to think of how to transition. Your video is valuable
I've worked in the international trade industry for 10 years and I've been working as customs broker for 2 years now, don't enjoy this field at all. I want to change to data analytics but it hasn't been easy :(
Gracias Linda! 👏👏
I have studied graphic design . Hair dresser. Nail artist. Secretary and management ..worked in so many fields including babysitter..for me now I enjoy my job and I can pay my bills. For me making money comes first. Thanks for Sharing this video.
That's a maising things from you
Really I want to thank you for great advances
Can you do a video on how a teacher interviews are doing?
This is great advice for career transition. A wonderful way to take a peek at other options is to job shadow someone in the role you wish to target. This approach is often really attainable in larger companies. The connection and line of sight to the role is great to get the job seeker setup with really meaningful questions for informational interviews.
i got my first job from simple conversations with people who were in the field. and then when i applied for jobs, i claimed i was employed in my buddy's company. buddy provided me the reference. worked out great. honesty barely got interviews. lieing is the only way to break into the market.
Have you done any video on interview questions like "How do you manage difficult stakeholders" and "How would you manage conflict in the team as a manager?".
Really good questions! Curious, how would you answer them?
Linda, could you make a video for a job interview for non-native English speakers.
please give tips on how to give a good answer " Why you choose this company?" or "why do you want to work here?"
I love your tshirt💗😊
Thanks for this video but can you talk about tips for interview for nursing supervisor or clinical duty manager based in UAE
Steps start at 2:16
Hi Linda - You have amazing content, love it. Have you considered cutting to the main content sooner?
She's trying to build a bridge to connect with viewers. I think it's okay but a little too long at times.
@@tellurium96 agreed!!
How to answer
why do you want to work here and
why should we hire you and
why change of industry without sounding redundant? Please help. Thanks.
Hi Linda, I’ve really enjoyed watching your videos and appreciate the great content. I’ve been in the insurance industry for 10 years (salesman 3yrs, client support analyst 6yrs, business analyst 1yr) and have always wondered if my lack of a university degree has kept me from progressing/advancing (and ultimately stuck in the $50-60K salary range). I completed a 3 year BA program in 2010 but did not meet the minimum GPA requirements to graduate. How much weight does an interviewer actually place on education for an applicant who has 10 years experience in the corporate world? I would appreciate any insight/advice you could offer. Thank you.
Very little! Unless you’re in a field where education is a required qualification eg pharmaceutical regulatory affairs would require advanced degree
What strategy do you suggest for determining what that “bridge role” is?
thanks
Would you recommend a functional resume for a career change resume?
Thanks
Hey Linda! I havent been able to keep a job for more than 2 years. I've had success in the past with temp jobs getting hired full time but eventually I hit a plateau or been let go for many different reasons. I've been with 7 companies now and none have been for more than 2 years, many less than 6 months. Do you offer training for workplace longevity or keeping a job for the long haul or can you make a video about this?? Thank you!!
Sometimes its not about the job, other times its about your true passions, place, industry.
Hi Linda!
Any tips on actually starting the job in a field you have absolutely no experience in? I’m so nervous!
(Ex cabin crew now factory worker)
If you’d love to yield more money let me know I have a job for you.
What is in between job before you entering yourself as digital marketer???
May I ask which fields can a professional property / leasing officer ormanager change please?
Th eproblem is when I try to get into entry ENTRY level jobs, even though I bridge my skills I still do not get the job, and often even for ENTRY level they don't care they want so much more than entry/
The video basically starts at 2:15
Tried all these steps and 90 apps later, not so much as an interview.
is it possible for account experience to apply in hr job?
Hello. How to follow up a job application?
A simple formula. A few weeks ago I told my subscribers how to know if it is time to change careers or just a venue in the one you have. So now you know you have to change careers completely. What do you do? How do you decide? In a nutshell I advised to first list all sectors of work fields. IE Medical, social work, law enforcement, business, technology, trades. That gives you the general interest of where you want to be. For example--all business for me is out. BUT, you may love the art of the deal. Then you list the jobs in that sector. IE trades ---electrician plumber mechanic. Business--marketing, finance, stockbroker. Medical--nurse, doctor, physical therapist. This seems simple but it works. You just narrow down sector then narrow down all jobs in that sector. Then you make your plan how to get there. Most people when they want to change careers just go into panic mode. The formula above makes it simple and stress free to see what you want to do next for forty hours a week. Hope this helps---Charles
Good Morning,
Question, should I do my research on the company before filing out the application first? Or should I write the name down and research after I have filled out the application for the job opening?
Thank you
Barbara
Research first for sure! This is the advice I give to my students.
research what the company does first. then if you get the job, do more thorough research. your time is valuable. don't waste it doing detailed research when they might not even call you
A different job? I still want to do my first job. Why is it so hard to start a job?
Which fields may a administrative officer / assistant change please?
I was working as customer relations manager from last 10 years, recently I acquire knowledge about social media marketing and looking for opportunities in pr management. Kindly guide me for the same.
Hi Linda! I have a question for you. I'm not clear about sex harassment and how to protect myself as a new and young female professional in workplace. Hope you could make an episode on this topic. I'm your fan. Thanks a lot!
well if the company is mainly older men, grow a pair and just ignore sexual comments. otherwise if it is a larger organization, contact hr quietly and see what happens. if nothing happens, just move to another job.
@@asadb1990 Sounds practical. Thanks!
Hi, how are you doing? Are you ok? I hope to hear more about you
Unrelated to the video, but do people usually get a raise with internal transfers/sideways career moves?
It all depends on tne industry youre moving into.
Why there is no video for the last one month.....?
I know it has nothing to do with the channel, but I fell in love with you. And we will never meet in the life, so sad.
oH , MY Teacher,
i am from a biology research background and want to switch to IT/data science....but I don't want to spend time and money going back to school for education...this frustrates me and I don't know if this change will be even possible seeing how extremely picky employers are nowadays :(
For your field of choice you will certainly need to bridge the gap.
Additional certifications will be absolutely necessary. There is no way around it.
Hey linda, I have a question for you I hope you could help me so I just get to the state and I work with car dealerships but I get a termination. How can I get a new job should I mention I get a termination? To be frank with you I don't do what to say at my job interview I get rejected 3 times
only tell interviewer what they want to hear. just say you are still employed because that's your best chance of being hired. honesty is for connected white folks. you have to hustle to land a job these days.
Hmm why were you terminated? The big tip - try to position the termination away from your personal performance (eg economy challenges and were let go)
@@Buyitforwife well i did initially since i was let go because of the pandemic. but most didnt care. when i started saying im still employed, their tune changed completely. some even took me to second interview.
FROM CABINET MAKING TO CYBER SECURITY??? HEEEELP!!!
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@@LindaRaynier So you only reply to, Hi? lol
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