Are Women Writers treated differently across our world?

Does gender bias prevent you from becomming a great female writer? back from being a female writer?

We discuss three important topics for Women Writers across the globe and test each other's interview skills by providing each other with a fake job and useless skills to wrap up this heavy topic by making each other on the spot with some fun and laughter.

Sajal Ashan is a writer living in Pakistan focusing on Psychology and NLP.

Tasha Salam is a digital writing nomad with an ESL teaching background currently exploring Thailand.

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Anne Ristow has a tremendous passion for inclusion - regardless if the results don't come easily.

Why start a non-profit organization mid-way through life?

How did a family member passing help Anne make a decision to leave her well-paying leadership role?

What does this non-profit pride itself in helping others with most?

This episode may spark some unexpected emotion if you've recently lost a loved one. Keep that in mind when listening, thank you.

Learn more about Anne's quest to help others SEE their world differently at http://seethingsdifferently.org

This episode is the final (3/3) episode of this mini-series with Anne and her non-profit SEE Things Differently.

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Anne Ristow has a tremendous passion for inclusion. We dive into some serious stats about how people perceive the world around them, what tools Anne (and her non-profit group) offer to help you improve your Equity Consciousness game, and why it matters to her. Why it should matter to you (if it doesn't already)!? Learn more about her quest to help others SEE their world differently at http://seethingsdifferently.org

This episode is the second of three episodes of this mini-series with Anne and her non-profit SEE Things Differently.

Have something you want to share? We'll include your recorded voice message on a future episode: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-job-pod/message

Anne Ristow has a tremendous passion for inclusion. We dive into how Anne first felt compelled to help a best friend in grade school, understanding the difference between curiosity and learned racism, how to stand up for someone without a voice, how Anne is helping others to see their world differently with open perspectives. Learn more about her quest to help others SEE their world differently at http://seethingsdifferently.org

This episode is the first of three episodes of this mini-series with Anne and her non-profit SEE Things Differently.

Episode 15: "Power of Collaboration."  Kristen, an experienced Educator, and Logan, an established Project Manager, share why they felt it was important to collaborate on an eBook together, how it provided value during a career transition, learning how to overcome self-doubt, and when did this resource blow their expectations beyond their wildest dreams?

Note: This episode is an extended run-time to celebrate the finale of Season 1 of The Job Pod. Extra snacks and coffee are recommended.

Each week an expert joins The Job Pod to share their individual advice to help you improve throughout various stages of your professional career.

Want to share your ideas, suggestions, and personal stories about a tradesperson in your life? Head to The Job Pod (via LinkedIn) where you'll find episode-specific conversations unfolding with a  community of job seekers, career enthusiasts, and other curious professionals.

Good luck, much love, and thank you for listening to the Job Pod!

Episode 14: "Success from Humble Beginnings and Elbow Grease."  Darren, VP of Skye and Co-Founder of SaaS Bros, chats about humble beginnings, creating a community with humility, and building a business brick-by-brick.  Check out free resources and how Darren and his brother, Erik, help hungry sales talent with hiring SaaS companies by visiting the SaaS Bros website.

Each week an expert joins The Job Pod to share their individual advice to help you improve throughout various stages of your professional career.

Want to share your ideas, suggestions, and personal stories about a tradesperson in your life? Head to The Job Pod (via LinkedIn) where you'll find episode-specific conversations unfolding with a  community of job seekers, career enthusiasts, and other curious professionals.

Good luck, much love, and thank you for listening to the Job Pod!