In this episode of the People Powered Podcast, Lori Duguay speaks with Lorena Perry, a career coach and volunteer mentor, about navigating career transitions and embracing new opportunities. Lorena shares her inspiring journey from a newcomer to Canada struggling to find work to becoming a trusted career advisor. Through her personal experiences and 14 years of volunteer coaching, Lorena has helped individuals reframe challenges and uncover opportunities for growth in their careers.
Key Highlights:
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Overcoming self-doubt and asking for what you need at work.
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Aligning your career with your personality and values.
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Preparing for video interviews with tips on body language and setup.
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Using transferable skills to pivot into new roles.
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Viewing chaos as an opportunity for growth and reframing challenges positively.
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Strategies for navigating cultural and professional barriers as a newcomer.
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Tips for leveraging technology to tailor resumes for different roles.
Connect with our guest, Lorena:
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LinkedIn: Lorena Perry
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YouTube: Latina Recruiter in Canada
For more tips on improving employee satisfaction, connect with our host, Lori-Ann Duguay:
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LinkedIn: Lori-Ann Duguay
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Facebook: People-Powered Solutions
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Instagram: People-Powered Solutions
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Twitter: Be People Powered
About People-Powered Solutions:
Welcome to the People-Powered Podcast, your go-to platform for igniting company culture transformation. Our insightful episodes explore the nuances of workplace culture while providing practical tips to enhance leadership and employee engagement. With expert guests, we empower leaders to create thriving, people-first workplaces.
To learn more about our services, visit our website or book a discovery call.
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