What are the communications tactics we need to be more innovative and marketable in a digitally disruptive world? The Informational Interview 2.0 podcast explores this question. Kevin Anselmo and Heidi Scott Giusto will share insights from their work and will interview expert career development professionals and individual innovators. Subscribe to get the latest content delivered in your inbox.

LATEST EPISODES

Naguib Attia of IBM on Preparing Students for the Workforce
IBM executive Naguib Attia was facing a difficult task. It was January 2014 and in his role as Chief Technology Officer, Naguib[...]
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Career Pivots and Communications: An Interview with Deirdre Breakenridge
Is there a deep question you’ve encountered that can’t be answered through a Google search alone? Do you believe the[...]
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Students: Craft Your Unique Story to Be More Marketable
Everybody, regardless of your background, has a unique story to communicate to future employers. Career development professionals needs to help[...]
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How to Gain Clarity around Career Goals – An Interview with Beka Layton of UNC
How do we gain clarity about our career direction and life decisions? Dr. Beka Layton, Director of Professional Development Programs at[...]
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How Academic Centers Are Innovating to Help Students Do the Same
Academic centers focused on supporting students' career growth are not only helping students innovate; they also need to do the[...]
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An Interview with Tricia Zelaya-Leon on How Students Can Network Virtually
In the midst of a global pandemic, students need to enhance their ability to network virtually. On episode 9 of[...]
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Brandon Wright of UAB: Use Student Activism to Support Career Growth
“We have to be so cognizant of what we are putting online,” said Brandon Wright, Director of the University Alabama[...]
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Duke University’s Melissa Bostrom: Career Development and Innovation Are Intertwined
Graduate school can bring pressures to follow specific career paths. It doesn’t have to be this way. Melissa Bostrom, Assistant[...]
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Mark Colvenbach of the University of Tampa on How to Demystify Networking for Students
Students often perceive networking in a negative way. Mark Colvenbach, Director of Career Services at the University of Tampa, works[...]
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Rob Pearson of Emory University on How to Navigate Your Career
How do you align you career to your values, interests and skills? Rob Pearson is here to help answer this[...]
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Is the Importance of Networking to Find a Job Exaggerated?
On episode 4 of the Informational Interview 2.0 podcast, Heidi Scott Giusto and Kevin Anselmo share reactions and thoughts to[...]
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Resume Do’s and Don’ts
Did you know that some 40% of hiring managers spend less than a minute reviewing a resume? Don’t let this[...]
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Optimize Your Resume for Career Success
"The résumé has probably gone from about 40% to 35% of the hiring process to less than 10%," said Macy[...]
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A LinkedIn Coaching Experience 
Using LinkedIn strategically can drive career growth and spark innovation. Some 90% of recruiters use LinkedIn regularly. There are a[...]
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ABOUT CO-HOSTS

Kevin Anselmo

Kevin Anselmo is the founder of Experiential Communications and author of Maximize Your Impact: How Academics Can Communicate Knowledge Through Traditional and Digital Media. He created the Global Innovators Academy, an initiative that helps students be more marketable and innovative in a digitally disruptive world. The first course in the Global Innovators Academy – Interview an Innovator – helps students learn important communications and networking skills, while creating a strong professional digital footprint.

Heidi Scott Giusto

Heidi Scott Giusto is a consultant, coach, speaker, writer and editor. She specializes in proactive career management and helps individuals and businesses succeed when the stakes are high. Learn more.

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