
Imagine the impact we could have on society if everyone loved what they did. That's what Career Slay is all about: interviewing people who love their jobs and asking them how they got there and what they've learned along the way. We're here to slay the fear in career.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 42 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementEducationCareersBusiness | |||

In this episode, host Kelly Poquiz Burke interviews marketing and sales executive Jenny Parrish. Jenny shares her inspiring journey from a challenging childhood as the daughter of an immigrant mother to a successful career in the corporate world. She... more
You don’t need a perfect résumé to land your dream job. You need a powerful story.
In this episode of Career Slay, career development advocate, resume writer, and speaker Steph Gillies joins me to talk about how to make your career path make sense, ... more
What does self-leadership actually mean?
In this episode of the Career Slay Podcast, host Kelly Poquiz Burke interviews Elizabeth Lotardo, a consultant, LinkedIn Learning instructor, and author of 'Leading Yourself.' They discuss the importance of s... more
What does it take to thrive in one of the most high-pressure careers in the world—and then reinvent yourself on the other side of it?
In this episode of the Career Slay Podcast, host Kelly Poquiz Burke sits down with Cathyrine “Lilo” Armandie, retir... more
So often we are bombard with hustle culture and the message that we have to work harder, do more, and achieve more to build our dream life. Surprisingly, the Career Slay podcast shares the real advice about what it takes to build a sustainable and successful career. I love the span of careers it covers and the honesty and authenticity of the guests.
Career Slay holds so many golden nuggets of insight, even if you don’t personally identify with the career or industry being discussed. In our post-pandemic world, with so many people examining their personal career choices and paths, it’s a much needed show. Kelly is really gifted at interviewing—she knows which questions to ask and holds ample space for her guests to tell their stories. It makes each episode feel like the kind of conversation you would have if you asked someone whose career yo... more
I love Kelly’s choice of guests on the show. They have a diverse range of careers that are different from mine, which gives me insight on how to rethink my unique challenges and trajectory. I also love how everybody is “young enough but old enough”—young enough that they are still stretching and growing in real time, and old enough to have navigated economic challenges. Also, everybody has a different perspective on how they met “the moment” that caused them to grow into their authentic selves. ... more
Love this podcast. I appreciate the thoughtfulness in selecting guests and that each episode is a manageable length. Such a great way to start my day/week!
Love listening to each episode and each guest’s story. Very inspiring and enjoyable to listen to!










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