How to Get into a DIFFERENT Job or Industry | How to Switch Careers

HOW TO GET INTO A DIFFERENT JOB OR INDUSTRY

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In this video I'm going to go through 5 steps on how you can switch into a different job or industry, especially if you feel the one you currently are in isn't the right one for you. I will discuss how to bridge the gap between the two roles and successfully make that career transition. If you've been asking "how do I switch careers?", "how can I change jobs?" or "how to transition into a different job or industry?" then this video is for you.

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[LindaRaynier]

If you haven’t done so already I highly encourage you to check out my free resume mastery workshop or my interview strategy workshop:

[DrJonTam]

2:19 - Know what that job and industry are looking for; do your research
5:17 - Find/build the bridge between where you are and where you want to be
8:38 - Make a record of your transferable skills, qualifications and experience
10:34 - Stay on the lookout for new postings and be diligent about applying
12:21 - Make sure you tailor your resume and interview answers for every position

[Chibling]

I managed to change careers but only because a friend highly recommended me and I completely bypassed HR. I started a couple of weeks ago and I am learning so much and the workplace atmosphere is friendly and happy. The management is significantly better than my previous job, it makes all the difference in the world.

[omololaadetunji]

Exactly my current situation now lord see me through successfully 🙏

[anishprasad]

Well what a coincidence, when I was planning to make a career transition, she uploads the video as solution. Thank you Golden Lady ❤️

[bipclaire]

One way to bridge is also to take on projects or look into current companies tasks that might help with building the skills required for the future dream role

[willpowerpodcast]

This is so true. I recently transitioned out of owning my multi-locational company to coaching people to find success in their jobs. Research may be obvious, It lays the foundation. Information leads to inspiration!!!

[pariscortez]

I have an interview for a different field today. Wish me luck! :)

[ArtByHazel]

Thank you for sharing your tips Linda.

Life is a university and we’re all here to unlearn the old ways of living and making something out of ourselves.

[auroramothergoddess]

Can you do a video on entrepreneurship? Love how you went from being in accounting to creating content on YouTube and an online business

[doloresfetalvo]

I always binge watch all of your videos. It's my final interview tommorrow. I had a job before but this it is totally different career now. Thanks for a lot of advises. 🙏💓

[DrJonTam]

Great advice! Essentially you need to determine the function and industry and then set a clear target and develop a plan to enter. The best way to make this transition is to network, conduct informational interviews, and upskill accordingly.

[Jamari-Duffy]

Well what a coincidence, when I was planning to make a career transition, she uploads the video as solution. Thank you Golden Lady ️

[Teasoscandalous]

Girl you just gave me help 🙌🏾 redoing my resume after this ❤

[joseaudreyclarito]

Hello Linda. I'm one of your newest viewers, perhaps. Loved and enjoyed watching videos about changing a complete new career to another which currently Im in. Thank you so much.

[nemapconsulting]

Hi Linda, thank you so much for allowing your gift to make way for you. I draw so much inspiration from watching your videos. I am an experienced Recruiter who has just launched a career transitioning company in Australia, and part of it involves inspiring immigrants who are migrating to other parts of the world to believe in their ability to still grow in a new country. You have no idea how much I learn from you everyday just from watching your videos. Thank you so much once again.

[neerajvkrishnan]

Hey Linda Raynier, just wanted to say thank you for your pro tips on interviews. You produce great content that is quick and easy to understand and continues to help a lot of us. Wishing all the best to you and your channel. 😊

[Matthew_Thompson]

Hi Linda. I really enjoy your videos and admire you for making content in this niche of careers. Lots of great ideas and helpful materials. Looking forward to the next one.

[amarismeravaccounting]

please give tips on how to give a good answer " Why you choose this company?" or "why do you want to work here?"

[nabssays]

Have you done any video on interview questions like "How do you manage difficult stakeholders" and "How would you manage conflict in the team as a manager?".