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How to Make a Career Pivot When You Don’t Know What You Want

How to Make a Career Pivot When You Don’t Know What You Want

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 Molly Graham was the person founders called to bring big ideas to life. She worked at Google and Facebook, was COO at Quip and VP of operations at the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative. Then, at what she thought would be the pinnacle of her career, she wanted out. Today Molly hosts WorkLife, the TED podcast Adam Grant used to host, and runs Glue Club, a community for operators and builders. She’s joining Jessi, a friend of over 15 years, to discuss what it’s like to reinvent a career when you don’t know what comes next. In this episode, Jessi and Molly talk about: What it’s like to get the job you thought you wanted and realize it isn’t the hill you want to climb Why people who don’t know you well will always offer you the last job on your résumé, and who to talk to instead The “Molly-shaped holes”: how the people who know you best can see where you belong Jessi’s struggle at Wired, and the photo she took of herself crying on a Monday Two versions of the same stuck feeling: leaving a career you’ve built and watching it fall away around you Why it’s easier to know what you don’t want, and why giving yourself a three-month deadline to find an answer doesn’t work Career emergence: the idea from YouTuber Mark Rober that a career can take shape the way a beehive or a flock of starlings does, with clear principles and one next step at a time How Molly gave up on building “the McKinsey for tech” and founded Glue Club by accident How to respond to “what do you do?” when you don’t have an answer yet Why you aren’t your title, and the exercise of rating every meeting on your calendar from one to ten for energy Jessi’s thesis on separating work from a job, and why careers twist and change What Molly has learned taking over WorkLife from Adam Grant, and why the answer is “the next right thing” Follow Molly Graham and Jessi Hempel on LinkedIn.
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