Discover how Bob Kalish, a concept chef for 24+ years, is using career experiments to find his ideal career in consulting. Learn how to design experiments, conduct paid research, and leverage your network for career clarity and change goals.
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Son's Encouragement
Bob Kalish's son encouraged his career change after 24 years at one company.
His son's support helped him overcome his doubts and pursue his happiness.
insights INSIGHT
Duality of Career Change
A "duality" exists in career change: the desire for stability versus the need for growth.
Ignoring your inner voice for growth can lead to long-term unfulfillment.
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Concept Chef Journey
Bob Kalish worked for 24 years at a national restaurant brand, starting as a sushi chef and becoming a corporate/concept chef.
His role evolved to encompass diverse responsibilities like food quality, safety, marketing, and team management.
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What if you could try out a new career before committing? Turns out, you can! Discover how to use career experiments to test new careers without the commitment.
Learn what a career experiment looks like from the inside — Our guest, Bob Kalish, is currently experimenting with consulting after working as a concept chef for 24+ years!
In this episode, Bob explains how he found opportunities to experiment through his network, and exactly what he’s looking to have answered during his experiments.
What you’ll learn
How to design career experiments to validate your presumed ideal career and job search direction
The importance of testing out what you believe you want out of your next role before committing
Strategies for conducting paid research to explore potential career paths
Tips for leveraging your network and test-driving conversations to clarify your career change goals
Happen To Your Career - Meaningful Work, Career Change, Career Design, & Job Search