How can we prepare for whatever the new job market holds? And when do we think it will even open again? And how can we make money in the meantime?
With all of the speculation going around the interwebs right now about when Hollywood is going to roll camera again, I and the Optimizer coaching & mentorship community decided to have a frank conversation about when we honestly believe production will ramp up again – and more importantly, what will our jobs in post-production look like when that time comes?
How important will it be to have remote workstations ready to go?
What are the new skills that will make us hireable & desirable?
How can we set ourselves apart when the flood gates open and hiring becomes a meat market?
Can we expect to go back to work earning the same rate if budgets are going to be cut everywhere?
We do believe there is A LOT you can do to prepare for when the job market opens again. If you’re still emotionally working through everything that’s going on right now, don’t worry – it’s okay if you’re not ready to be productive (but that ship is about ready to sail..just saying).
If you do want to accomplish something meaningful with the time you have available to you (besides catching up on Tiger King and Ozark that is), this is required listening for all of us.
This episode was edited by Curtis Fritsch, and the show notes were prepared and published by Glen McNiel.
The original music in the opening and closing of the show is courtesy of Joe Trapanese (who is quite possibly one of the most talented composers on the face of the planet).
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