We get interactive in this episode!  Angie Callen and Producer Jane Durkee debunk 5 common myths around careers and job searching today.  Angie also answers questions from two listeners, Aaron Gonzalez and Anna Brackett, who are each in distinct phases of their careers and faced with common challenges.  

Kelli N. Jones wears a lot of hats. Kelli is a huge music fan, serial desktop "tabber", social enterprise entrepreneur and technology and investment leader. Kelli is a Program Manager with Allos Ventures, the Managing Director for Sixty8Capital, and the Founder of the Be Nimble Foundation. Somehow Kelli finds the time to share her focus across these initiatives all aimed at advancing diversity initiatives across the Midwest’s emerging technology scene. 

Vanessa Sigman is currently Content Strategy Manager for Clearlink.  Vanessa is a fellow lover of an Oxford Comma, being active outdoors, staying curious and seizing opportunities. Vanessa enjoys her work every day because she feels challenged, valued, and knows she’s making an impact.  Vanessa also shares some sage advice about acronyms and the concept of a seeking a "dream job."

Jade Denson is the Vice President of Programming and Member Experience at the Minnesota Technology Association. Jade is invested in creating an inclusive technology ecosystem firmly rooted at the intersection of social enterprise, nonprofit, and technology.  Jade shares a monumental prediction as well as her advice on how to avoid the "Sunday Scaries" and embrace Mondays! 

Sara Camiscioni is a strength and nutrition coach that focuses on mindset just as much as movement.  Sara empowers her clients to trade-in the pursuit of perfection in the gym for a happier, healthier life driven by strength and results. Sara is a self-described rebel and outdoorswoman. She hunts, she fishes and yes, she eats a certain brand of ice cream!  

Steve Fouty is currently the director of the McDermott Center for Management and Entrepreneurship at DePauw University. He uses his entrepreneurial spirit to act like an owner – ahem, an intrapreneur – to take the lead and drive growth strategies that help birth ideas, visions, businesses, careers, missions and purposes. Even I’m tired trying to keep up with Steve!   

Michaela Smith grew up in an entrepreneurial home influenced by her business-coach dad. Now, she’s charting her own entrepreneurial path as the founder of Karma Koaches, a networking and referral community for life and business coaches. And, she’s also working on a new project - the launch of her own individual coaching program: the meditation nut.      

This episode is part 2 of our flipping the script conversation with Angie Callen. Jane Durkee continues her interview with Angie where Angie reveals in-depth details: her word for Mondays, her favorite band and a somewhat controversial opinion about a certain musical/cultural icon. 

Randy Davis developed a love of leadership after six years in the Marine Corps; learned the importance of engaging people at all levels of an organization to support healthy work cultures with highly engaged employees. Randy found new passion in talent acquisition and recruiting. Helping companies and employees find each other and create lasting professional relationships that are driven by mutual respect, authenticity, and real relationships.

We thought it would be fun to pull back the curtain on what makes Angie who she is as an entrepreneur, coach and podcaster.  We flip the script as Jane Durkee, Executive Producer of No More Mondays, interviews Angie.  Jane digs into Angie's brain with some out of the blue questions for this civil engineer turned career coach.