All articles tagged with #career transition
A Meta data scientist with a physics PhD explains how rigorous research habits, skepticism, and strong communication from academia translate to data work, the challenge of translating academia to corporate roles, and the value of curiosity and upskilling in Big Tech.
Kristen Stewart, known for her acting career since age 9, is making her directorial debut with her first feature film, 'The Chronology of Water,' based on a memoir about overcoming adversity, marking a new phase in her career.
Master Sgt. Joseph B. Stoker is transitioning to first sergeant in 2026 through a new Marine Corps pilot program that allows experienced E-8s to choose this leadership role, emphasizing mentorship and unit cohesion, and reflecting the Corps' efforts to adapt talent management and leadership development.
Chase Stokes reflects on the end of 'Outer Banks' after nearly a decade, expressing gratitude and excitement for new career opportunities, including a directorial debut, while emphasizing the show's conclusion is happening as planned and he values his time in South Carolina as a meaningful chapter.
Yasmin Proctor-Kent, a scientist and R&D researcher, reached the finals of The Great British Sewing Bee, highlighting how skills from science such as research, experimentation, and creativity can be applied to sewing and crafts. Her background, family connection to sewing, and career in industry and coaching have supported her success, demonstrating the valuable overlap between scientific and craft skills.
George Clooney announced he will no longer perform romantic scenes in movies after discussing his age with his wife, aiming to shift away from romantic roles as he gets older, similar to Paul Newman.
Paul DePodesta, after nearly a decade with the Cleveland Browns as Chief Strategy Officer, has been appointed as the president of baseball operations for the Colorado Rockies, marking his return to Major League Baseball after a successful career in sports management and analytics.
Thousands of Microsoft employees have been laid off over the past year, shattering many's expectations of job security and highlighting a broader shift in corporate America towards cost-cutting and leaner operations, influenced by AI and globalization. Workers are now facing a more uncertain job market, with some turning to side businesses and networks for support and new opportunities.
Misty Copeland, the trailblazing Black principal dancer of American Ballet Theatre, reflects on her career, body changes post-pregnancy, and her farewell performance, emphasizing her journey of resilience, identity, and giving back to the community.
Matt Brown warns fighters about the dangers of continuing to compete late in their careers, citing Wanderlei Silva's brutal knockout and injuries as a cautionary tale, emphasizing the importance of health and finding a new identity after fighting.
Matt Brown warned fighters about the dangers of continuing to compete late in their careers after Wanderlei Silva's brutal knockout and post-fight brawl, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing health and finding new identities beyond fighting.
Devon Walker reflects on his three years at SNL, describing the experience as both rewarding and toxic, and discusses his departure, future projects in film and TV, and his desire to tell honest stories. He emphasizes the importance of authenticity in comedy and advocates for more humanity and transparency in the industry.
Shilo Sanders, undrafted and cut from the Buccaneers, expresses hope for another NFL opportunity but also highlights his talents outside football, such as music, acting, and modeling, emphasizing his gratitude and readiness for future chances.
Marc Maron, after 16 years of hosting his influential podcast WTF, is ending the show due to burnout, prompting him to focus on acting, stand-up, and self-care, while reflecting on his career's impact and his struggles with change and mental health.
Stephen Colbert, whose 'Late Show' will end in May 2026, is considering a new career in podcasting, inspired by conversations with podcast creators Bowen Yang and Matt Rogers, and is exploring ideas like hosting a podcast about dating his wife. The show’s ending is due to a CBS financial decision, not performance issues, and Colbert is already thinking about his next steps in media.