Career Tools
Manager ToolsCareer Tools is a weekly podcast focused on specific actions you can take to grow and enhance your career, whether you are a manager or not. Career Tools won the Podcast Awards Best Business podcast in 2010 and was nominated every other year it has been eligible. Whether you are interested in jump-starting a stalled career, or sharpening your edge, Career Tools is the podcast for you. Go to http://www.manager-tools.com/testimonials to read what others are saying about the impact Career Tools has had on their careers and lives.
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These two hosts are utterly clueless they are on their way out, don't even waste your time listening to this haha ...the times the are a-changin'...
Apple Podcasts1semyonf
Russia5 months ago - Great Host Chemistry and Insights
I just listened to the episode, Your Valuable Secondary Network, and had some great insights into how to develop your professional network
Apple Podcasts5Alex425xyz
United States8 months ago - Show has really devolved over the years
About a decade ago, I was an avid listener of Career Tools, and I used to recommend the show to everyone, mostly because Mike & Mark shared such very useful, on-point perspectives about careers and hiring. However, about five years ago, I stopped listening to the show because I felt like things were getting very repetitive, and found Wendy to be a poor host who always seemed to be talking down to listeners. Last week, I decided to check out the show once more, only to realise that the show had g... more
Apple Podcasts1Agassi17
United Kingdom8 months ago - Love it.
I love this podcast. Wendy and whoever cohosts with her (it varies) are always right on point with advice. I listen all the time, and repeat episodes that are particularly insightful.
Apple Podcasts5Allthenicknamesrtaken (Nicole)United Statesa year ago Wonderful content. I learn something new almost every time.
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