The current professional job market is more challenging than ever, and social media is flooded with dubious advice. "On The Board" cuts through the noise, interviewing ordinary professionals who have actually found work in this unprecedented market.
In the series finale, Jason and Michael reflect on their own job searches, the changing role of AI in the workplace, and the past two seasons of On The Board. (Recorded November 2025)
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Hosted by Jason C. McDonald and Michael TharringtonMusic: "Life Goes On" by Gvidon
How do you handle it when your job search is at odds with your understanding of your own experience level? Andy Piper explains what happened when he dusted off his resume for the first time in over a decade.
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Hosted by Jason C. McDonald and Michael Tharrington
Music: "Life Goes On" by Gvidon
How do you grow and stretch as a professional, and leverage that to find your next adventure? Ridhwana Khan discusses her adventures in tech writing and more.
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Hosted by Jason C. McDonald and Michael Tharrington
Music: "Life Goes On" by Gvidon
Is starting your own business a viable alternative to a job search? Ordinal founder Jacob Herrington talks about the challenges of starting a business, including the stuff the influencers don't tell you.
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Hosted by Jason C. McDonald and Michael Tharrington
Music: "Life Goes On" by Gvidon
Nick Taylor (Developer Advocate) talks about "building in the open", and how that aided his job search.
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Hosted by Jason C. McDonald and Michael Tharrington
Music: "Life Goes On" by Gvidon
Anna Greene-Hicks (Information Technology Instructor) shares how she took her job search offline, thought outside the box, and found her next adventure.
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Hosted by Jason C. McDonald and Michael TharringtonMusic: "Life Goes On" by Gvidon
Marlon Peseke (Software Engineer) talks about his path from teaching to boot camp to web accessibility development. He shares his insights about networking to land a new role.
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Hosted by Jason C. McDonald and Michael Tharrington
Music: "Life Goes On" by Gvidon
JJ Brenner (Software Engineer) shares his tips on navigating the expectations and social games of job hunting and interviews.
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Hosted by Jason C. McDonald and Michael Tharrington
Music: "Life Goes On" by Gvidon
Todd Lucas (Project Manager) shares his journey overcoming the assumptions of hiring managers, and the sometimes surprising results of calling out biases.
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Hosted by Jason C. McDonald and Michael Tharrington
Music: "Life Goes On" by Gvidon
Paul Hardin (Security Consultant) discusses shifting specialties and breaking out of niches to land a new role. --- Hosted by Jason C. McDonald and Michael Tharrington Music: "Life Goes On" by Gvidon
Ned Batchelder (Software Engineer) shares the challenges of finding and taking on a new adventure late in one's career. --- Hosted by Jason C. McDonald and Michael Tharrington Music: "Life Goes On" by Gvidon
Abraham Vanderpool (Product Owner) digs into how he's used his experience across multiple jobs and industries to improve his desirability as a candidate. --- Hosted by Jason C. McDonald and Michael Tharrington Music: "Life Goes On" by Gvidon
Monica Ayhens-Madon (Community and Marketing Coordinator) shares how she overcame imposter syndrome to land her next role. --- Hosted by Jason C. McDonald and Michael Tharrington Music: "Life Goes On" by Gvidon
Jennifer Rorex (HR Generalist) shares her unexpected journey to finding, not just any job, but the right job.
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Hosted by Jason C. McDonald and Michael Tharrington Music: "Life Goes On" by Gvidon
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