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The Workforce Link Podcast

Central Workforce Development Board
Central Workforce Development Region
Emotions In Job Search
Job Search
Artificial Intelligence
Brain Science
Clarity In Career Planning
First 90 Days At a New Job
Career Development
Lane Change
Central Region Workforce Development Board
Linkedin
Carol Dweck
Central Region Workforce Development
New Year Goals
Central Region Job Centers
Work Culture
On the Job Training
Workforce Development
Career Shifts
Glassdoor

Hosted by Sundi Jo Graham of the Central Workforce Development Board, The Workforce Link offers discussions on job searching; resume and interview tips; leadership lessons; personal development; and interviews with industry leaders in both the private and public sector. Missouri's top podcast for all things workforce related.

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You landed the job — now what? The first 90 days matter more than most people think. In this episode, Sundi Jo walks you through 7 things you can do to make a great impression, build the right relationships, and set yourself up for long-term success ... more

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Is your job description driving away the candidates you actually want?

In Episode 82 of The Workforce Link Podcast, Sundi Jo Graham breaks down why job descriptions are quietly scaring away good candidates — and six practical things you can do right... more

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Your resume might not be the problem. In this episode, we get real about the emotional side of job searching — the spiral that starts with one rejection email and takes out your entire day.

If you've ever let anxiety, self-doubt, or negative self-t... more

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When you are hiring, what carries more weight: experience or attitude?

It is a question many employers face. Do you choose the candidate with years of technical expertise, or the one who brings adaptability, strong communication skills, and the righ... more

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Feeling pressure to have your career figured out by now? You’re not alone.

In this episode of the Workforce Link Podcast, Sundi Jo talks about why you don’t need all the answers to move forward. When work feels uncertain or overwhelming, clarity mat... more

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The start of a new year often brings reflection—and pressure.

In this episode of the Workforce Link Podcast, we talk about what it really means to start fresh when it comes to your career or your workforce. Whether you’re thinking about a change, fe... more

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Why do some people always get things done—and how can the rest of us build those same habits? In this episode, host Sundi Jo breaks down the brain science behind accountability, drawing from research featured in Fast Company. We explore three cogniti... more

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Thinking about making a career change but not sure if it's the right time—or where to even start?

In this episode of The Workforce Link Podcast, Sundi Jo explores what it means to pivot in your career with purpose and confidence. You’ll learn how to... more

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Host of The Workforce Link Podcast, focused on workforce development, job searching, and leadership within the Central Region.

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How Stacy Learned to Break the Cycle
Q: How helpful was it to have a career consultant walking alongside you in your journey?
It was astronomical; ongoing support and follow-up helped her stay employed, receive raises, and feel cared for by the program long after initial funding ended.
How Stacy Learned to Break the Cycle
Q: Tell us just a little bit about your journey before joining the On the Job Training program. That's what you went through, right?
Stacy shares roughly 21 years in the Department of Corrections due to Substance Use Disorder, then moving into recovery and entering the On the Job Training program, which led to employment as a peer specialist and deeper involvement in the recovery community.

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A practical, workforce-focused show offering actionable guidance for job seekers, recruiters, and managers. Episodes emphasize making a strong first impression in new roles, crafting clear and appealing job descriptions, managing emotions during a job search, and strategic career moves. The conversations blend hands-on tips with references to regional resources and local programs, often tying advice to workforce services, training opportunities, and apprenticeship pathways. Notable strengths include a consistent emphasis on applying behavioral insights to hiring and career development, plus practical templates and frameworks listeners can adopt immediately. The show stands out for its regional alignment and commitment to connecting individu... more

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