
Mac Prichard
Founder and Publisher, Mac's List and Host at Find Your Dream Job Podcast
Hiring and career expert, communicator, and connector. CEO of @Macs_List. Host of “Find Your Dream Job” #podcast. Fan of #filmnoir, #precode, and #silentfilm.
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1 week ago |
macslist.org | Mac Prichard
Are you afraid to make a career change because you’re mid-career and you don’t want to start over? What if you didn’t have to? According to Find Your Dream Job guest Mark Crossfield, you can make a change by repurposing the skills and experience you’ve gained. Small steps lead to clarity, so be willing to explore what you enjoy and where that leads. Mark has a valuable reminder: your career will last most of your life, so it’s never too late to make a change.
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1 week ago |
macslist.org | Mac Prichard
What’s it like when a human resources director, who is used to being on the hiring end, has to look for a job? On this bonus episode of Find Your Dream Job, Rikki Thompson shares her story of being out of work for 7 months, how she created a network in a brand new city, and how she stayed motivated and encouraged through an extended job search. Rikki also talks about why remaining optimistic during your search is key to not burning out.
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2 weeks ago |
macslist.org | Mac Prichard
Looking for a new job — or a new hire — feels a little different in 2025. And there’s a good reason why. While unemployment rates in Oregon, Washington, and across the United States remain relatively low, the labor market shows signs of change. The economy has cooled since its rapid post-pandemic recovery, and both employers and job seekers are navigating new challenges in how, where, and why we work. Hybrid work remains popular, but return-to-office policies are reshaping expectations.
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2 weeks ago |
macslist.org | Mac Prichard
When you’re considering a new position, you should take the time to evaluate whether the job is what you’re looking for. That may seem obvious, but too many folks take the first job offered, says Find Your Dream Job guest William Corless, without considering what would make the job enjoyable. William says self-reflection is crucial to understanding what you‘re good at, what you enjoy in a work environment, and even your weaknesses.
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3 weeks ago |
macslist.org | Mac Prichard
What sets you apart in a job search isn’t your credentials; it’s the specific value you bring to a position. Hundreds of applicants can have the required experience and skills for the job. But Find Your Dream Job guest Laura Knights says how you communicate what you uniquely bring to the position sells you as the perfect candidate.
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Hiring managers want more than bullet points. They want to know what you really bring to the table. On this week's episode of the "Find Your Dream Job" #CareerPodcast, my guest Laura Knights shares how to prepare and speak to your value. 🎙️ https://t.co/PM3oxsuQWu https://t.co/pEOBfWEzpS

What’s the best way to end an informational interview? Show your appreciation and willingness to provide value by asking, “What can I do for you?” #CareerAdvice #JobSearch https://t.co/zxxKFalYs4 https://t.co/Dl18wZKnSc

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