Chris Snell’s Post

Alex Freberg I couldn't help but be inspired by the profound words you shared: "You can't lose until you give up. If you say you're not done then you're still giving yourself a chance." By giving ourselves that extra chance, we open doors to possibilities we might not have imagined otherwise. To all the people who is on the journey of upskilling, I hope you remember that your past achievements are a reflection of your potential. Just as you've overcome challenges before, you have the capacity to conquer new heights through your dedication and hard work. The process might be demanding, but your past experiences have shown that the rewards are well worth the effort. Believe in yourself and your abilities. 😁 #upskilling #neverstoplearning #positivemindset #inspiration

So on Monday December 4th, I will officially start my new career in a new industry. I’m so excited and ready to get going and do what I do best, and I know this opportunity came to me for a reason. I would have never dreamed it would’ve taken 3 months to find my next opportunity though. So, I wanted to share what I’ve learned in this 3 month process. 1) Unemployment is low, but companies are worried about this economy and slow to fill positions. 2) You can be a top performer at every opportunity you’ve had, with references to back up your numbers. Recruiters and hiring managers don’t care if your interviewing skill are average. 3) If you have a partner and/or kids, you should value your time with them over making X-amounts of $$ with constant traveling. My kids are older and thought traveling wouldn’t affect them, but these past 3 months have been great. (Even with major cuts in spending) 4) Finally I’m not a 76er fan, but I loved their motto “Trust the Process”. Keep your head up when you’re beat down, it will work out! • Official announcement on new career on Monday! (Wife doesn’t want to jinx it….) ✌️

Life has a funny way of throwing curveballs our way. Despite excelling in Data Science, I hit a roadblock: the job market shifted, and my skills weren't as in-demand as before. Big corporations were downsizing their data teams, thanks to advancements in AI. It was a tough pill to swallow, but I didn't lose hope. After months of applying to countless jobs with no success (300+), I decided to pivot. I dug deep and rediscovered my passion for cooking. Surprisingly, within just a week of applying to culinary roles, I received numerous interviews, trial runs and job offers. (20+) Today, I'm embracing this new journey with open arms. It's a reminder that sometimes, our true path isn't what we initially imagined. To anyone out there struggling to find their footing, know that setbacks are just stepping stones to something greater. Keep pushing forward, stay true to yourself, and trust that life has a way of leading you to where you're meant to be.

Starting a new job can often be a daunting experience, especially when it comes to tackling the first major task. Despite having the necessary skills and knowledge for the job, it can feel like everything is working against you. From dealing with repetitive bugs and technical glitches to encountering deployment issues, it's not uncommon for things to go wrong during this initial phase. This can be frustrating, and it's understandable why some people may start to feel like they don't belong or suffer from imposter syndrome. However, it's essential to remind yourself that you were hired for a reason and that you are more than capable of overcoming any challenges that may arise. Stay confident, and focused, and take things one step at a time, and you'll soon find yourself settled into your new role.

One more step towards moving into my next career.

Deciding to quit your job is never easy. However, it is important to approach the process positively and to remember that every ending is also a fresh start.

I want to explore more of my competencies and skillsets that would be applied to challenging task and projects.

Early bird gets the dream job! 🐦✨ Remember, it's never too early to start your job search. In fact, the sweet spot is starting 3 months out. This gives you ample time to research, network, and prepare for your next big opportunity. Don't wait for the last minute, start now and stay ahead! #JobSearchTips #CareerPlanning #EarlyStart #MyHouseholdManaged

Why I Quit my Job from Product Based Company ? From many days, candidates are asking me Sagar why did you resigned from your company. I have made a video for the same I have explained how to get good job in the market 1. Build Project 2. Build connections 3. Learn new skills and technology One most important thing, don’t fall in 2 hours project course content https://lnkd.in/guWQ8M6u

I start my carrier as research scientist