Authentic Networking and Skills Differentiation in the AI Era (Guest: Thalia Brown)

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In Part 2 of our series with Thalia Brown, the founder of Authentic Discussion, we dive into the realities of recruitment and networking in today's competitive tech landscape.

Thalia shares her journey with professional networking, authentic professional branding and the critical need for candidates to differentiate themselves.

We explore strategies for standing out in a crowded job market, especially with the rise of AI and automation, emphasizing the importance of niche expertise and continuous upskilling.

The episode also covers practical advice on overcoming interview anxiety, with tips on preparation, confidence-building, and managing imposter syndrome, particularly for women of color.

Whether you're job hunting or looking to sharpen your professional presence, this episode offers actionable insights to help you succeed.

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Thalia Brown: https://www.LinkedIn.com/in/thaliabrown

Dawn Butler: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dawnbutler1/

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