Career advice for L&D professionals with Sarah Cannistra
My biggest piece of advice is stepping into that consultant role. It doesn’t matter if you are a VP or if you are brand new to the organization. Whatever your role is, having consulting skills are incredibly important.
In the Hot Seat: Sarah Cannistra on starting a career in L&D and how to carve out your own niche.
Andy’s guest is Sarah Cannistra, an L&D and career executive coach and founder of The Overnight Trainer, specializing in helping aspiring and existing L&D professionals create and build the L&D career of their dreams.
Sarah shares how you can set yourself up for success in an L&D role and how to have your role be seen as strategically important to an organization. In addition, Sarah lets us in on the biggest trends she is seeing right now in the field.
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The Talent Development Hot Seat features interviews and insights from leading talent development professionals and company executives who are passionate about developing their people. The host, Andy Storch, will ask each of them to share some of their successes, failures, challenges and advice for others as well as what trends they are seeing in the industry. The main goal of the podcast is to help listeners become more successful in their own jobs and accelerate their careers as talent development professionals.
The Talent Development Hot Seat is sponsored by Advantage Performance Group. We help organizations develop great people.
The Talent Development Hot Seat is sponsored by Advantage Performance Group. We help organizations develop great people.
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