HeyJaredThe Hiring Confessional
Hiring Confessional isn’t your typical career advice podcast. This is where we dig into the good, bad, and ugly of the hiring world—bad interviews, candidate horror stories, company blunders, stealth replacements, resume spam, and everything in between.
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He Got Fired After 13 Years on Radio - Then Reinvented His Career (opens the original)
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He Got Fired After 13 Years on Radio - Then Reinvented His Career | Mark Asher Getting fired from the career you've built for years can feel like the end—but what if it becomes the opportunity to build something completely new? In this episode of The Hiring Confessional, recruiting expert Michael Hayes sits down with Mark Asher, former sports-radio host and now a wealth management professional, to talk about what happens when you're suddenly forced to rethink your entire career. Mark share...
The Job Search Advice Every College Student Needs to Hear (From Real Hiring Experts) (opens the original)
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Most job seekers think sending more applications is the answer. Hiring experts say otherwise. In this episode of The Hiring Confessional, Michael Hayes sits down with Grand Canyon University students Kaitlyn Anderson and McKenna Martin to discuss what today's graduates are experiencing in the job market—and what employers actually want. From networking and internships to LinkedIn, AI, communication skills, and multiple interview rounds, this conversation uncovers the career advice most colleg...
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