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Nichole Harrop: Women's Leadership + Career Coach
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172| You Are Not Your Mistakes
Future Female Leaders
10/18/22 • 8 min
We all make mistakes, don't let yours define who you are.
When (not if) you make a mistake, recognize where things went wrong, take ownership where necessary and see what you can learn from that experience so you can move on and make forward progress. Don't dwell on your mistake.
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242| The 5 Things I Wish I Would Have Known Before Getting Promoted Into My First Leadership Position
Future Female Leaders
10/20/23 • 12 min
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1: Deciding on Your Career Path
- Nichole reflects on her own experience working for a well-established company and the importance of considering long-term growth.
- Discusses her transition to a startup, which proved to be a better fit for her career goals.
- Advises listeners to think carefully about the company they work for, even in entry-level positions.
2: Learning About Leadership Roles
- Nichole shares her experience about not fully understanding what her team leader's role involved before her promotion.
- Emphasizes the importance of asking questions and gaining a clear understanding of the responsibilities of the next level of leadership.
- Mentions the significance of offering to take on tasks to support the team leader, demonstrating initiative and creating a mutually beneficial relationship.
3: Networking for Success
- Nichole discusses her early experiences with networking and the realization that she needed a more intentional approach.
- Encourages listeners to seek guidance from mentors and ask questions about the career path and skills they should be focusing on.
- Stresses the value of building meaningful relationships with the right people who can guide them towards their goals.
4: Tracking Achievements
- Nichole talks about the benefits of maintaining a work journal to track progress and achievements.
- Encourages the use of electronic tools, calendars, or handwritten notes to document accomplishments consistently.
- Shares how she believes that documenting achievements would have boosted her confidence and preparation for interviews.
5: The Role of Mentors
- Nichole expresses her wish for a more structured mentoring relationship when she was starting her leadership journey.
- Discusses the importance of having an external mentor who can provide neutral guidance and support.
- Highlights the challenge of building trust in internal relationships and the benefits of a mentor outside of the workplace.
166| Quitting A Job In 45 Days with Alyssa Rhoda
Future Female Leaders
09/20/22 • 22 min
It’s true that you can liken recruiting to dating. There is a courting ritual that has to happen between two parties, where if a third party gets involved, there could be issues. Imagine doing this dance with 32 companies in one week!
This is something our guest on today’s episode went through after being laid off and embarked on her job search. Alyssa Rhoda joins us today to walk us through how she tackled this monumental task and the struggles that came along with it.
Alyssa Rhoda is the director of talent acquisition at a tech company based out of LA called Zephyr. She has been in recruiting for over a decade and is passionate about the candidate experience, company culture, and employee engagement. All reasons why recruiters were after her once she switched her status to “open to work” on LinkedIn.However, even after having a system of questions and points for each company, where Alyssa really put the time and effort into vetting each company in her interviews, the company she chose ended up being a bad fit. This led to her quitting in 45 days after being hired.
If this can happen to Alyssa, this can happen to anyone. So, we wanted to bring Alyssa on today’s episode to discuss her experience and share the lessons she learned with our listeners so you have a better understanding and knowledge of how to choose a company most aligned with you.
Tune in to hear helpful tips and advice for your current or next job search!
Topics discussed in this episode:
- How Alyssa found her passion in recruiting
- Alyssa’s messy job search experience after being laid off
- When Alyssa realized when her company wasn’t actually a good fit for her
- The importance of leaning into trusting your gut when making career choices
- How Alyssa was misled during the interview process
- Having awareness of your fear and anxiety when searching for jobs
- Helpful advice Alyssa from lessons learned during this experience
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126| My Word For 2022
Future Female Leaders
01/13/22 • 13 min
Have you thought of a word for 2022? Do you set a word for the year or do you live by a phrase? What works for you? It can be overwhelming for when there is such a focus on goals in the New Year if you aren't quite ready to be setting them. I always recommend doing what is best for you, so if setting goals feels good- do that. If setting a word or theme for the year- do that.
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20| Let's Get That Resume Lookin' Pretty
Future Female Leaders
12/04/19 • 29 min
We’re talking about resume’s this week because there are simple mistakes people are frequently making and you only have an average of 6 seconds to catch the attention of the hiring manager to want to read more.
Nichole offers some great tips that are easily implemented on your own and if you are wanting additional help or to take the guess work out of editing your resume, please reach out to work with her.
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158| LinkedIn Series: What To Have In Your LinkedIn Profile
Future Female Leaders
08/17/22 • 9 min
Do you have a LinkedIn account and aren't quite sure how to leverage it? You see other people posting great content but think you don't have anything to offer?
In this episode, you'll hear about 3 things Nichole advises to have as a bare minimum on your profile as you start interacting with others on LinkedIn.
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118| MM: How To Respond To A Salary Range Question
Future Female Leaders
11/29/21 • 11 min
We've all had the conversation around how to reply to someone asking what your salary range is or what you are looking for in terms of compensation.
In this episode, Nichole shares a script of what you can say the next time you're asked this question.
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234| Plan To Succeed
Future Female Leaders
06/29/23 • 13 min
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Episode Overview:
- Today's episode focuses on planning for success and celebrating milestones.
- Nichole shares personal updates and experiences.
- She encourages listeners to shift their mindset and plan for success in various areas of their lives.
Planning for Success
- Nichole emphasizes the importance of thinking about what could go right, rather than solely focusing on backup plans.
- Encourages listeners to envision their future roles, positions, and phases of life in a successful scenario.
Celebrating Milestones
- Nichole recounts her experience of surpassing 100,000 podcast downloads.
- Talks about attending a retreat coinciding with the milestone and the joy of building new relationships.
- Highlights the fun activities at the retreat: e-bike riding through Zion's National Park, repelling, and a transformative sound bath.
Updates and Challenges
- Nichole shares her absence in June due to illness and vocal strain.
- Assures listeners of her return with great content while taking care of her health.
- Encourages listeners to plan for success in their own endeavors, setting goals and rewards for themselves.
Career Journals and Entrepreneurship
- Nichole discusses the challenges and successes of updating her career journals available on Amazon.
- Introduces a more gender-neutral version of the journal.
- Encourages listeners to check out the career journals in the show notes to support their career growth.
Embracing Change and Overcoming Insecurities
- Nichole talks about the discomfort and insecurities that come with pursuing entrepreneurship.
- Shares her journey of transitioning from a comfortable role to making a bigger impact.
- Encourages listeners to embrace change, face discomfort, and open doors to greater opportunities.
Closing Remarks:
- Nichole acknowledges the unstructured nature of the episode and thanks listeners for their support.
- Invites listeners to share the podcast with friends and check out the career journals.
- Encourages connection and offers support via LinkedIn.
241| The Most Important Thing About Consistency
Future Female Leaders
10/11/23 • 7 min
It's not about how long you've been doing something, but when you maintain that commitment, especially when life throws you off course.
Episode Highlights
- Consistency in All Aspects of Life: Consistency is a fundamental element in your work life, home life, hobbies, passions, and relationships. It's a universal principle that applies to all areas of your life.
- The Challenge of Consistency: There are moments when maintaining consistency becomes challenging. It can feel mundane, and you might not immediately see the benefits. This is particularly true in today's instant-gratification world. However, remember that consistency pays off over time, much like going to the gym or eating healthier.
- Thinking About Your Future Self: Consider your future self and what you want to achieve. Instead of focusing solely on your career or job titles, think about how you want to interact with others, build your personal brand, and show up in various aspects of your life.
- Overcoming Confidence Issues: Transitioning into a new role can be tough, especially if you're lacking confidence. Consistency may feel harder when it's not a built-in routine or habit. It's crucial to keep putting in the effort, even when you're unsure of the outcomes.
- Nichole's Experience: Nichole shares her personal experience of taking a break from posting episodes on her podcast for a month. Life got hectic, but she realized the importance of consistency in helping others through her content. She got back on track, determined to maintain the consistency she once had.
- Setting Your Priorities: Reflect on what areas of your life you want to be more consistent in. It's easy to push things off until "later," but that can turn into weeks, months, or even years of procrastination. Think about where you want to be a year from now, not just in terms of your career but in your daily routine and consistent effort.
- Embracing Imperfection: Remember that we're all a work in progress, and it's okay not to be on top of everything all the time. Give yourself grace, especially during the holiday season.
- Saying Yes and Setting Boundaries: Think about what you want to commit to and where you need to establish boundaries. Consistency is about finding the right balance and making it work for you personally.
Conclusion
Consistency is a powerful tool that can shape your future. It's not about how long you've been doing something but when you maintain that commitment, even when it's challenging. Think about your future self and what you want to achieve, and don't be too hard on yourself. Remember, it's a journey, and we're all a work in progress.
247| Helping Your Leader Be a Better Coach with Jennifer Moore
Future Female Leaders
02/20/24 • 44 min
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Topics/Questions discussed:
How can someone in an entry level role recognize that they might need to help their leader to become more of a coach?
What is a good way to go about changing the structure of a helpful 1:1?
What can you do if you are trying to make changes to your 1:1 structure and it’s not going well?
What other advice or guidance do you have to help someone who wants to grow?
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How many episodes does Future Female Leaders have?
Future Female Leaders currently has 257 episodes available.
What topics does Future Female Leaders cover?
The podcast is about Corporate, Confidence, Work, Career, Growth, Women, Podcasts, Careers, Business and Leadership.
What is the most popular episode on Future Female Leaders?
The episode title '172| You Are Not Your Mistakes' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on Future Female Leaders?
The average episode length on Future Female Leaders is 20 minutes.
How often are episodes of Future Female Leaders released?
Episodes of Future Female Leaders are typically released every 6 days, 13 hours.
When was the first episode of Future Female Leaders?
The first episode of Future Female Leaders was released on Jul 22, 2019.
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