The Social Change Career Podcast The Secret Sauce of Networking with Career Coach Extraordinaire Jennifer Bangoura
Opening a brand-new season is a perfect example of career success in the social good space and then some. Former peace corps volunteer, career coach, PhD student, professional photographer, mother, and also a PCDN. Global advisory member: Jennifer Bangoura.
In Episode 1 of Season 7 Jennifer tells us her time with the Peace Corps living and working in a village of 1,000 people in Mali; her experience being evacuated from West Africa and having to face a sudden career change. Jennifer shares tips on how to succeed in the higher education space and her very secret sauce to network like a pro.
Jennifer is currently a senior career coach at 2U.
Check out previous seasons & episodes of our Award-Winning Social Change Career Podcast.
*Episode recorded on May 14th, 2020
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