What Do You Do For A Crust

Are you someone who never knew what they wanted to do? Well this podcast is for you! Lead by your host, Ed, 'What Do You Do For A Crust' interviews real people in real jobs to unpack what a particular industry and career is actually like. If you're interested in changing fields or entering the workforce, follow along for weekly episodes and let us know what job you want to learn about next.

What Do You Do For A Crust is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 90 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts What Do You Do For A Crust, a business show with 90 episodes published.

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  What Do You Do For A Crust

  #91 - From the spray booth to managing mine labs.

  Sep 28, 202654 min

  John Alexandrou shares his diverse career journey, from spray painter to operations manager, highlighting his adaptability and resilience in facing challenges and transitioning between industries. His ventures into business ownership, academic pursuits, and international projects showcase his ability to embrace change and pursue new opportunities and we sincerely thank John for his time and speaking with us. As always, thanks for listening.

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  #90 - Crust the Process (part 2)

  Sep 24, 20261h 7m

  The episode explores the results of a career test and the validity of such assessments. It delves into the accuracy and fairness of career tests and the challenges of determining a suitable career path. The conversation delves into the topics of career choices, education, aptitude, and the value of a gap year. It explores the impact of drive, talent, and environment on career success and the limitations of the education system in guiding students. Takeaways Career tests may not accurately reflect an individual's aptitude and interests. The validity and accuracy of career tests are questionable. Career choices are influenced by a combination of drive, talent, and environmental factors. The education system may not adequately prepare students for the realities of career success and the importance of learning how to learn. A gap year can provide valuable experiences and insights into career paths, but it should involve work and self-discovery. As always, thanks for listening.

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  #89 - Crust the Process (Career Testing)

  Sep 20, 202651 min

  The episode features a conversation about career profiles, testing, personal interests, skill activities, education levels, study activities, and work conditions. The hosts engage in a detailed exploration of these topics, providing insights into their own experiences and perspectives. The conversation delves into the exploration of career preferences, values, and satisfaction, followed by an assessment of career knowledge and aspirations. It then examines entrepreneurial behavior and concludes with a reflective evaluation of personal aspirations and career choices. Takeaways Career profiles and testing are important for understanding personal interests and aligning them with career paths. The exploration of skill activities, education levels, study activities, and work conditions provides valuable insights into career preferences and aspirations. Exploring career preferences and values Assessment of entrepreneurial behavior

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  #88 - Your Career is a business

  Sep 16, 202646 min

  The conversation with Coach Kim, a professional career coach, covers her career trajectory, the evolution of career coaching, the changing dynamics of loyalty in the workplace, and the proactive approach to career planning. It also delves into the challenges faced by executives and the role of a career coach in shaping the future of professionals. The conversation covers the importance of employee success, leadership, relationship building, and career development. It also delves into the evolving concept of retirement and the future of career trajectories. Coach Kim shares insights on career mastery and offers a generous opportunity for executives to explore their career paths. Takeaways Career coaching as a proactive approach Evolution of loyalty in the workplace Employee success is crucial for the overall success of a company. Leadership is about building mutually respectful and beneficial relationships. Retirement is evolving into a phase of continued engagement and growth in one's career. Career mastery involves proactive relationship building and long-term career planning. As always, thanks for listening.

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  What Do You Do For A Crust

  #87 - Resilience starts with choice

  Sep 12, 202647 min

  Victoria Burmeister shares her life-changing experience of a car accident that left her with a spinal cord injury, and her journey of overcoming adversity, redefining disability, and finding purpose. She emphasizes the importance of inclusivity, respect, and balance in the workplace, and shares her future aspirations of empowering others and inspiring change through public speaking and a podcast. Victoria Burmeister shares her journey of resilience, purpose, and empowerment, emphasizing the healing power of work, the impact of sharing stories, overcoming adversity, building resilience, and embracing self-value and empowerment. Takeaways Overcoming adversity and finding purpose Redefining disability and changing mindsets Inclusivity and respect in the workplace Balancing work, motherhood, and advocacy Empowering others and inspiring change The healing power of work and purpose The impact of sharing stories and overcoming adversity You can learn more about what Victoria is doing at the links below... https://www.facebook.com/VAllen5/ https://www.instagram.com/we_all_have_a_different_walk/ As always, thanks for listening.

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