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The All in Skills Podcast brings you real advice from real experts, for your real-world career. Each episode features candid conversations with professionals across industries—sharing the lessons they’ve learned, the challenges they’ve faced, and the skills that really matter for success.

In this episode, David Bier shares his extensive career journey from IT to banking, highlighting the importance of adaptability, continuous learning, and strategic career moves. Discover insights on navigating career changes, the value of contracting, and how to thrive in high-pressure environments.

Steve Hertzberg shares his journey from professional cricket to corporate training, highlighting lessons on persistence, networking, and embracing change. Discover how his diverse experiences shaped his approach to business and personal growth.

In this episode, Michelle McCahon from Connected Change shares her journey from arts degree to leadership in change management, highlighting the importance of networking, diversity, and continuous learning in building a successful career.

In this in-depth interview, Dr. David Ungar shares his 40-year journey in medicine, exploring career choices, the evolution of medical training, and lessons learned about work-life balance, communication, and the importance of self-care.

In this insightful interview, Marina Pitisano shares her expertise on career development, resume tips, navigating workplace challenges, and the importance of networking and mentorship. Discover practical advice for all ages and career stages to succeed and thrive in today's job market.

In this engaging interview, drama therapist Talya Bruck shares her journey from South Africa to the UK, her insights into drama therapy, and how her work is transforming lives through innovative storytelling and therapeutic practices. Discover practical advice for aspiring drama therapists, the impact of post-COVID mental health trends, and her inspiring book projects.

In this conversation, Mark Bekerman shares his extensive career journey in mental health, focusing on youth services, suicide prevention, and community development. He discusses his diverse background, including experiences in youth work, education, and international roles, highlighting the importance of innovative approaches in counseling and the need for effective community responses to mental health crises. Mark emphasizes the significance of continuous learning and adaptability in his career, ultimately aiming to foster hope and improvement in mental health services.

Christine Mera has an MBA, a PhD, and a modern languages degree, and she'll be the first to tell you that some of her most valuable learning happened nowhere near a classroom. In this episode of the All in Skills Podcast, Christine makes a compelling case for lifelong learning as a mindset rather than a checklist: staying curious, following genuine interests, and recognising that every experience adds something to your professional toolkit. Whether you're a student trying to figure out which direction to head or a seasoned professional wondering what's next, Christine's journey from languages to marketing is a reminder that careers rarely travel in straight lines. It’s not a problem to solve, but an advantage to lean into.

Navit Shchigel shares her extensive journey through education, from her arts degree to becoming a principal and specialist in EALD. She discusses the challenges of balancing career and family, the realities of teaching in different sectors, and advice for aspiring educators.

In this episode of the All In Skills podcast, Byron Mavrick shares his journey from teaching to accounting, discussing the challenges and rewards of both professions. He emphasizes the importance of interpersonal skills in accounting, the impact of technology on the industry, and offers valuable advice for aspiring accountants. Byron also reflects on the culture within his firm and the significance of collaboration in providing quality service to clients.