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Now What? - Life after redundancy

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Red Flags In Job Adverts
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Redundancy. Layoffs. The brutal uncertainty of job hunting. Now What? is the honest, practical podcast for anyone navigating life after redundancy in the UK — covering confidence, job search strategy, interview prep, rejection, flexible working, career change and the emotional reality of trying to hold everything together while your inbox does nothing. Hosted by someone living it in real time, not... more

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Redundancy has a way of doing something nobody really prepares you for. It doesn't just take the job it also dismantles the version of yourself that was built around it. Your title, the structure, the sense of purpose that came with knowing what you ... more

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"Fast-paced environment." "We're like a family." "Hit the ground running." These could sound like reasons to apply - they could also sound like reasons to close the tab.

Job ads are marketing copy. They're written to sell you on a role, not to tell ... more

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thenowwhat.co.uk⁠This week's episode is less polished structure, more honest reflection. I'm walking through some recent experiences from my own job search — the kind of things that happen when you're in the middle of redundancy and nobody's handing ... more

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Over the past six months, I've spoken with dozens of people navigating redundancy. Through the podcast, messages and numerous conversations that started with "I thought it was just me." Every single one echoed the same thing,... more

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Evie Squires
Founder of Mother of All Jobs
Mother of All Jobs
Episode: Staying Optimistic When the Job Search Knocks You About
Vicky Ross
Career coach specializing in redundancy and outplacement; runs a professional coaching business
Independent coach; portfolio career
Episode: The Job Search Question That Matters More Than I Realised
Liam Walker
Former financial services professional turned cycling YouTube creator
Liam Walker Cycles
Episode: Passion Projects, Side Hustles and Starting Something New After Redundancy
Lisa Haywood
Higher educational professional specialising in examinations and assessment; led Assessment and Examinations at King's College London; in redundancy journey
King's College London; E assessment management company
Episode: Personal Brand and Redundancy: What You’re Known For When You’re Not in the Room

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Lead host guiding interviews and discussing redundancy, job searching, and rebuilding routine.

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 3 ratings
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    So he’s getting blamonge! Relatable 😍 funny. Reassuring in a time of flux and anxiety.

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Staying Optimistic When the Job Search Knocks You About
Q: So how did that experience eventually become the Mother of All Jobs?
Evie describes the transition from redundancy to creating a recruitment/service platform focused on flexible roles for parents and the broader mission to normalize flexible work.
Staying Optimistic When the Job Search Knocks You About
Q: So Evie, thank you so much for joining me today. It would be great if you could just give a bit of an overview of who you are and where you come from.
Evie introduces herself as the founder of Mother of All Jobs, a mum of two, living in Hertfordshire, and explains her path from redundancy to building a platform that helps parents find flexible work.
Personal Brand and Redundancy: What You’re Known For When You’re Not in the Room
Q: What are your plans for the near future in terms of personal branding and career direction?
She aims to expand into consultancy, help universities with assessment processes, and build a network of clients and collaborators while continuing to refine her personal brand and close skill gaps through collaboration.
Personal Brand and Redundancy: What You’re Known For When You’re Not in the Room
Q: What moment made you realize you have something to offer again, despite the redundancy?
When others in her circle began reaching out not just for casual chats but for potential opportunities, confirming that her value was recognized and that there was a demand for her skills in a formal setting.
Personal Brand and Redundancy: What You’re Known For When You’re Not in the Room
Q: Before your redundancy, how would you have described what you do, and has that changed since you've been navigating the redundancy process?
Her focus was on being an operations leader and the person at the end of the phone who could help with digital transformation, a role she values as essential to supporting others in the sector; redundancy didn't erase that value, it reframed how she presents it and where she can offer it now.

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This show concentrates on life after redundancy, blending practical coaching with candid storytelling to help listeners rebuild structure, confidence, and purpose while navigating job search and parenting. Episodes frequently tackle flexible work, networking, personal branding, and managing the emotional reality of career transitions, often through guest perspectives from career coaching, higher education, and practical self-help frameworks. Notable strengths include concrete action steps (outreach frameworks, evidence-building, and mindset shifts) delivered with a warm, humorous British tone, and a consistent focus on sustainable progress rather than quick fixes. It likely appeals to listeners experiencing redundancy who want realistic gui... more

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