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Hosted by Sarah Risch · business · EN-US · 12 episodes
Hiring in K12 EdTech isn’t just about filling jobs—it’s about finding the right people to make an impact. Whether you’re a job seeker, hiring manager, teacher transitioning into EdTech, or just someone passionate about the space, this podcast is for you.We are two experienced EdTech recruiters bringing you real talk about careers, hiring trends, and what actually works in today’s job market. Expect insider insights, interviews, tips, and maybe a few recruiting horror stories along the way.Two for the Hire—because hiring should be strategic, insightful, and maybe even fun.
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Two for the Hire
Meet the newest member of the team, Sarah McKenna! Sarah shares her journey from sales to the classroom, EdTech, and now recruiting, along with the experiences that shaped her people-first approach. We also talk career pivots, perfect timing, and what it’s like attending ISTE as a recruiter instead of a vendor. As it turns out, two Sarahs really are better than one!
Episode #2
You think you know what makes a great candidate interview — but do you? In this episode of Two for the Hire, Sarah and Jenna get into red flags and green flags when it comes to candidates, and some of the answers might surprise you. Spoiler: being too prepared is a thing. We wrap it up with a rapid fire round of real life scenarios that we've seen happen IRL.
Episode #1
Are you navigating your career, or is your career navigating you? In this episode, we sit down with Marnie Stockman, Ed.D. and Nick Coniglio , the minds behind the transformative book, The Business of You . Whether you are an educator eyeing a transition into EdTech or a seasoned professional trying to stand out in a tightening market, this conversation is your blueprint for treating your professional identity like a high-growth business. We dive deep into: The "You, Inc." Mindset: Why framing your career as a business unlocks opportunities that traditional advice misses. The Power of Storytelling: How to articulate your value in a competitive job market without feeling like you’re "selling out." The EdTech Pivot: The specific mindset shifts needed for those moving from the classroom to the tech world. Authentic Networking: How to build a professional "ecosystem" rather than just asking for favors. Defining Success: How to stop using someone else’s playbook and start writing your own. Marnie and Nick also share the one career belief you need to unlearn today and provide one actionable step you can take tomorrow to start running your career like a business. Connect with our guests: https://www.thebusinessofyou.ai/about Marnie's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marniestockman/ Nick's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nick-coniglio-5b62153/
Episode #12
<p>Ready to level up your career in K12 EdTech? In this episode of Two for the Hire, we’re joined by our friend Sarah Wheeler, who shares actionable advice on how to move up within your organization—whether you’re eyeing your first leadership role or plotting your next big leap. We talk strategy, mindset, and the little things that make a big difference (hint: they’re not always on your resume).</p><p><br></p><p>You’ll walk away with real tips you can use today to stand out, speak up, and be the next logical conclusion when a lea...
Episode #11
<p>From teacher to recruiter to EdTech sales rep, Spencer Peters has done it all, and he’s here to dish. In this episode, we dive into what inspired his career pivots, how he helps other educators break into EdTech, and what he’s seeing in the market today when it comes to budgets, buying trends, and team building. Whether you’re hiring, job searching, or just EdTech curious, this episode's got tips, and a whole lot of insight.</p><p><br></p><p>How to translate classroom skills for EdTech roles</p><p>Spencer’s best advice for teachers ready to...
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