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All About Change


1 Jay Ruderman - How to Find Your Fight & Drive Social Change 32:17
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Jay is more than just the host of All About Change podcast. He is a lawyer and international activist, who has focused his life’s work on seeking social justice by advocating for the rights of people with disabilities worldwide. On the special episode of All About Change, Mijon Zulu, the managing producer of the "All About Change" podcast, is taking over hosting duties to interview Jay Ruderman about his new book, his activist journey, and why activism is even more important today. Episode Chapters (0:00) intro (02:38) How does one choose a cause to go after? (03:33) Jay’s path to activism (07:50) Practical steps a new activist can take (09:24) Confrontation vs trolling (17:36) Learning from activists operating in different sectors (19:20) Resilience in activism (22:24) Reflections on Find Your Fight and goodbye For video episodes, watch on www.youtube.com/@therudermanfamilyfoundation Stay in touch: X: @JayRuderman | @RudermanFdn LinkedIn: Jay Ruderman | Ruderman Family Foundation Instagram: All About Change Podcast | Ruderman Family Foundation To learn more about the podcast, visit https://allaboutchangepodcast.com/ Looking for more insights into the world of activism? Be sure to check out Jay’s brand new book, Find Your Fight , in which Jay teaches the next generation of activists and advocates how to step up and bring about lasting change. You can find Find Your Fight wherever you buy your books, and you can learn more about it at www.jayruderman.com .…
Engineer-to-Leader: Creating Your Successful Engineering Career
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Steven Cerri, in the EngineertoLeader podcast, reveals years of experience, tools, skills, knowledge, information, and perspectives that will allow you to create, build, and advance the engineer, scientific, or technological career you want. No matter where you are in your engineering career, just entering the workforce or 20 years into your technical career, or even if you are manager, there are tools, skills, and knowledge that can leapfrog your career to where you want it to be NOW. You can make mistakes by trial-and-error and by on-the-job experience. But mistakes and missteps can derail your promising career, no matter where you are on your career path. Instead, why not avoid those mistakes and missteps by learning what to do, how to do it, and when to do it so you can create the long-term successful career you want and the career that gives you the life you want as well. This podcast series is the distillation of Steven’s experience in government, commercial, large-scale, and small-scale start-up companies. Steven has a B.S. degree in aeronautical engineering, an M.S. in geophysics, and an MBA. He has made the transitions that took him from engineer to general manager. He has faced many of the same challenges you face. But lets be clear. This podcast is not necessarily designed to make you an engineering manager… unless you want to be. This podcast is about showing you how to create the career You Want… the Way You Want It To Be, wherever you are in your career life-cycle. That could be staying technically oriented or becoming a manager or an executive. It’s all up to you. It’s your career. And one more point about what you will hear in these podcasts: If Steven hasn't used what he is sharing with you successfully in his career, you won't hear it. Join the podcast and learn how to make your career happen… your way.
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Steven Cerri, in the EngineertoLeader podcast, reveals years of experience, tools, skills, knowledge, information, and perspectives that will allow you to create, build, and advance the engineer, scientific, or technological career you want. No matter where you are in your engineering career, just entering the workforce or 20 years into your technical career, or even if you are manager, there are tools, skills, and knowledge that can leapfrog your career to where you want it to be NOW. You can make mistakes by trial-and-error and by on-the-job experience. But mistakes and missteps can derail your promising career, no matter where you are on your career path. Instead, why not avoid those mistakes and missteps by learning what to do, how to do it, and when to do it so you can create the long-term successful career you want and the career that gives you the life you want as well. This podcast series is the distillation of Steven’s experience in government, commercial, large-scale, and small-scale start-up companies. Steven has a B.S. degree in aeronautical engineering, an M.S. in geophysics, and an MBA. He has made the transitions that took him from engineer to general manager. He has faced many of the same challenges you face. But lets be clear. This podcast is not necessarily designed to make you an engineering manager… unless you want to be. This podcast is about showing you how to create the career You Want… the Way You Want It To Be, wherever you are in your career life-cycle. That could be staying technically oriented or becoming a manager or an executive. It’s all up to you. It’s your career. And one more point about what you will hear in these podcasts: If Steven hasn't used what he is sharing with you successfully in his career, you won't hear it. Join the podcast and learn how to make your career happen… your way.
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1 E2L 012: The #1 Obstacle to Your Success in the Future Job Market 32:33
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Welcome to the Episode #12 of the Engineer-to-Leader podcast series. In Episode #11 I talked about what the future job market might look like with the introduction of Artificial Intelligence (AI) your career path. In this podcast, Steven will discuss the #1 obstacle you might face that will definitely keep you from being ready for that new job market. No matter what the job market is, generally whether you are successful in the new environment is seldom a function of the environment. Instead it is a function of you. Unless the new you never materializes. So what is the obstacle to the new you showing up? That is episode #12. So join Steven in this episode and get some specific advice on who the new you has to be and what may well keep you from getting there. Enjoy, like, share, and subscribe to the show for lots more to come! Be well, Steven Cerri…

1 E2L 011: The Future Job Market Requires a... New You! 16:31
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Welcome to the Episode #11 of the Engineer-to-Leader podcast series. In Episode #2 Steven talked about your career path. That information was based on the perspective of your overall career… that is, if you can make it happen in a relatively straight line. But the possibility of a straight line career is probably limited. As Steven has stated many times, your career will probably not be a straight line. In this podcast, Steven will discuss the future job market and career opportunities for engineers, scientists, and technologists in the light of coming technological changes and advancements. The future will more unlike the past than at any time in the last 50 years or perhaps the last 100 years. So what can you expect? What does the “crystal ball” say about where the opportunities will be and what will those opportunities actually demand of us? Whether you are a veteran engineer/individual contributor with 20 years of experience or a new graduate, the answer to the question "What will the next 10 or 20 years bring" is critical to your success? Please enjoy, like, share, and subscribe to the show for lots more to come!…

1 E2L 010: Micromanagement for Managers (and employees) Pt3 33:58
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Welcome to the Episode #10 of the Engineer-to-Leader podcast series. In Episode #9 Steven gave three examples of how employees could avoid having THEIR managers micromanage them. In this episode, Steven show managers exactly how to avoid being labeled a micromanager no matter how much oversight they require of a team or an employee on a task. Most managers don’t want to be labeled a micromanager but they aren’t always sure the employee will be successful so they want to monitor the employee and the task closely. But most managers treat management as an on-off switch. They either have to monitor extensively and therefore are labeled a micromanager, or in an effort to avoid being seen as a micromanager, and in an effort to "empower" the employee, they don’t manage enough. Management is not an on-off switch. There are plenty of alternatives to either micromanaging or disappearing. In this episode, Steven will show managers exactly how to monitor to the extent they want without being seen as a micromanager. And this episode is useful for non-managers as well. For those non-managers who want to become managers here is some insight into what you can expect to be facing as you move into management. For those who are not managers or do not see themselves going into management any time soon, this episode will give you insight into what your manager has to deal with and will also give you some possible avenues for conversations with your manager around micromanagement and oversight. So join Steven in this episode and get some specific advice on managing without micromanaging. Enjoy, like, share, and subscribe to the show for lots more to come!…

1 E2L 009: Micromanagement Real-World Cases Part 2 26:27
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In Episode nine of Engineer-to-Leader, Steven Cerri talks about specific real-world examples / situations where micromanagement was avoided or reversed and eliminated. Subscribe to the show for lots more!

1 Episode #8: Micromanagement Is Easy To Avoid... Really! Part 1 41:35
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Welcome to Episode #8 of the Engineer-to-Leader podcast series. This is a podcast series by Steven Cerri designed to help men and women engineers, scientists, and technologists, create the long-term career success they want regardless of where they currently are in their career. Your career success is dependent on more than just being good technically. In this episode, Steven explains the reasons why micromanagement is an overrated concern and how it really isn’t such a big deal. Steven will show you how to avoid being micromanaged if you are an employee, and how to avoid being a micromanager if you are a manager. For years, people have been complaining about micromanagers and about being micromanaged. In reality, micromanagement is a very easy situation to rectify and when you truly understand micromanagement you also understand how to diffuse it. So join Steven in this episode and learn how to dispel any worry about micromanagement once and for all. Enjoy, like, share, comment, and subscribe to the show for lots more to come!…

1 Episode #7: Take Initiative or be an Easily Replaceable Commodity 24:45
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Taking Initiative is an absolute requirement for advancing and creating the career you want. And for not being easily replaced. Doing good technical work just isn’t enough to create and control your career path. Avoid taking initiative and your technical competency will be viewed as a commodity, easily replaced by someone else who can do the same or better technical work. But take initiative, and you will be seen as an organizational asset with opportunities opening up for you. My latest episode (#7) of EngineertoLeader reveals the secrets to what, how, and under what circumstances to take initiative in your organization.…

1 Episode 006: The #1 Riskiest Engineering Job You Will Ever Be Offered 24:43
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Welcome to the sixth episode of the Engineer-to-Leader podcast series. This is a podcast series by Steven Cerri designed to help men and women engineers, scientists, and technologists, create the long-term career success they want regardless of where they currently are in their career. Your career success is dependent on more than just being good technically. In this episode, Steven talks about the #1, riskiest, and single most challenging job you will ever be offered. Unfortunately it is a necessary step to advancement and we all have to go through it if we are going to have a successful long-term career. However, make a misstep in this position and your career can quickly stall. Most engineers, scientists, and technologists do not know how to navigate this position. The responsibilities can be confusing and contradictory. In Episode #6 Steven will discuss this position and why it is so risky and challenging. He will give you some tips on how to better navigate the challenges of this position and how to use it to advance your career. Enjoy, like, and subscribe to the show for lots more to come!…

1 Episode 005-The Right Mindset for Engineering Career Success 22:40
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Welcome to the fifth episode of the Engineer-to-Leader podcast series. This is a podcast series by Steven Cerri designed to help men and women engineers, scientists, and technologists, create the long-term career success they want regardless of where they currently are in their career. Your career success is dependent on more than just being good technically. In this episode, Steven talks about the best mindset, the best attitude, and the best perspective to build a long-term successful career. This mindset is not taught in school so you either must acquire it on-the-job or there is an easier way. You can acquire the right mindset by first understanding what it is and then beginning to adopt it as you progress in your career, guaranteeing that you will have the attitude for career success. . Enjoy, and subscribe to the show for lots more to come!…

1 Episode 004: The Real Reason to Give a Technical Presentation 25:40
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Why give a technical presentation? Because your manager asks you to? To give task, project, or program status? These are not the reasons you want for giving a technical presentation. Now I'm not saying you want to refuse to give your presentation, but you do want to have a bigger and more important reason than just presenting status, presenting data. In this fourth podcast episode Steven will share with you how to create a presentation that accomplishes more than just presenting status and data. Check it out and sign up for future podcasts and get more information to help your career.…

1 Episode 003: Competencies Needed for Your Engineering Career 14:04
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Welcome to the third episode of the Engineer-to-Leader podcast series. This is a podcast series by Steven Cerri designed to help men and women engineers, scientists, and technologists, create the long-term career success they want. Your career success is dependent on more than just being good technically. In this episode, Steven talks about the specific competencies you need in order to build a long-term successful career. These competencies are not all taught in school so you either must acquire them by trial-and-error which is not optimal. Or you can acquire them before you actually need them and in this way, smooth your career path. Subscribe to the show for lots more to come!…

1 Episode 002: Phases of Your Engineering Career Path 19:51
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Welcome to the second episode of the Engineer-to-Leader podcast series. This is a podcast series by Steven Cerri designed to help men and women engineers, scientists, and technologists, create the long-term career success they want. Your career success is dependent on more than just being good technically. In this episode, Steven talks about the specific phases you can expect during your engineering / technical career. Managing these phases well will allow for you to develop a long and successful career as a technical expert or move into technical management and leadership. Subscribe to the show for lots more to come!…

1 Episode 001: Introduction and Your Career Will Not Be a Straight Line 16:45
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Welcome to the first episode of the Engineer-to-Leader podcast series. This is a podcast series by Steven Cerri designed to help men and women engineers, scientists, and technologists, create the long-term career success they want. In this episode, Steven talks about why he created this podcast series and what you can expect from it going forward. He also discusses the fact that seldom is your career predictable long-term, and what you think your career will look like is often not how it actually shows up. This podcast will set the stage for your listening to future podcasts. Enjoy, and subscribe to the show for lots more to come!…
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