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PeopleFirst: The Young Careers Podcast

Entering the world of work can be scary; from facing imposter syndrome, to struggling with work life balance; it can feel like we’re the only ones who don’t have it all figured out.But the PeopleFirst podcast is here to tell you something different.

Podcast · By Brook Street · English · Official site

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Sep 7, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    Why your pension matters in your 20s (opens the original)

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    Are pensions just confusing, distant concepts that we can ignore until retirement? Or should we be taking active control of our financial futures right now? In this episode, Jordan is joined by Rotimi Merriman-Johnson to break down pensions in a way that actually makes sense. Whether you've never paid attention to your pension or just aren't sure where to start, this episode is packed with practical advice to help you make smarter money decisions now, so your future self can thank you later. Rot

  2. Episode · Aug 24, 2026

    Your guide to an exceptional job search in 2026 (opens the original)

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    How do you cut through the noise and stand out in the job market today? Are unedited AI applications and generic CVs holding you back from landing your dream role? In this episode, Jordan and his guests discuss what it takes to execute an effective job search in 2026. From mastering how to tell your story to understanding what employers are really looking for behind the scenes, they discuss how to pitch yourself with confidence, specificity and evidence.Jordan is joined by Shay Loko, entrepreneu

  3. Episode · Aug 10, 2026

    Is the Junior Job Market Dead? (opens the original)

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    Is the entry-level job market truly collapsing? Or are we just looking at the early career landscape all wrong? In this episode, Jordan and his guests examine the current state of the graduate and early career job market. From the surge of AI-generated applications to the power of stepping-stone roles, they reflect on what it takes for junior candidates to stand out today. Jordan is joined by Paul Porter from Bright Network, and Dionne Jackson, Intelligence Consultant at ManpowerGroup. They disc

  4. Episode · Jul 27, 2026

    Should a job match your personality? (opens the original)

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    Should we choose a career based on our personality? Or do we risk putting ourselves into a box? In this episode, Jordan and his guests discuss the concept of matching personality types with careers. From the traits that naturally suit certain roles, to work personas, they reflect on the importance of knowing yourself deeply to help you thrive at work. Jordan is joined by Tom Keighley, CEO of the job-matching platform, Urfuture, and Toni-Marie Birtle, Talent Acquisition Executive at ManpowerGroup

  5. Episode · Jul 13, 2026

    Thriving in Corporate When You’re Not A Corporate Person (opens the original)

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    Ever worry you don’t quite fit into the corporate world? How can you thrive in corporate settings, whilst staying true to yourself? In this episode, Jordan tackles the idea of being a corporate person, what it takes to succeed in these settings, and dispel some myths about working in large corporations. He is joined by Shola West, Brand & Cultural Strategist, and Grace Foulkes, Team Manager in Associate Care Public Sector at Brook Street. They discuss: What does it mean to be a ‘corporate person

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