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Turning Your SEC Expertise into a Thriving Side Hustle
The concept of a side hustle has gained immense traction in recent years, especially as professionals seek to supplement their income, explore entrepreneurial opportunities, and develop new skills outside traditional employment. For former SEC professionals, the benefits of starting a side hustle...
The Art of Freelance Intelligence: Turning Expertise into Opportunity
The freelance economy is booming, with platforms and opportunities for skilled professionals proliferating across industries. For intelligence analysts, freelancing can be a particularly rewarding choice. Their unique skill set—analytical rigor, investigative expertise, the ability to synthesize...
Embracing Entrepreneurship Post-Layoff
The first step toward entrepreneurship is recognizing the value of your unique skills and identifying a niche where they can shine. As a Transportation Specialist at the Federal Highway Administration, you likely have expertise in areas such as transportation planning, infrastructure development,...
Reinventing Yourself as an Energy Entrepreneur
The energy sector is at a tipping point. The United Nations has declared addressing climate change as a global imperative, and governments worldwide are implementing ambitious policies to transition to carbon neutrality. Initiatives like the Inflation Reduction Act in the U.S., the European Green...
From Covert to Creative: Transitioning Linguistic Skills to the World of Media and Entertainment
At first glance, the meticulous world of intelligence work and the free-spirited realm of creative industries might seem worlds apart. However, they share a profound connection: both are deeply rooted in the understanding and manipulation of human communication. In intelligence work, language...
Breaking into Legal Tech or Compliance AI Roles: A Guide for Former FTC Attorneys
Legal tech and compliance AI are rapidly growing fields, driven by the increasing complexity of regulations and the need for businesses to navigate global compliance requirements efficiently. Legal tech involves the use of software and technology to streamline legal processes, while compliance AI...
Turning a Layoff into a Mission-Driven Career Pivot
It’s easy to view a layoff as a failure, but reframing it as an opportunity can open doors to exciting new possibilities. Instead of focusing on what you’ve lost, consider what you’ve gained: the chance to take a step back and evaluate what truly matters to you in your career. A layoff can serve as...
The Science of Adaptation: How Fisheries Biologists Can Lead in Climate Change Advocacy and Conservation Policy
Fisheries biologists are equipped with a unique blend of skills that make them ideal candidates to take on roles in climate change advocacy and conservation policy. At the core of their work is a deep understanding of aquatic ecosystems, population dynamics, and the interplay between species and...
Upskilling for Emerging Tech in Geospatial Data: A Guide to Staying Competitive
The geospatial field is no longer limited to mapping and cartography. Industries across sectors, from urban planning to environmental conservation and defense, are leveraging geospatial data in transformative ways. However, these advancements also mean that traditional roles are increasingly...
Upskilling for the Cybersecurity Boom: A Guide for Fraud Investigators
The importance of cybersecurity has skyrocketed in recent years as organizations face increasingly sophisticated cyberattacks. From ransomware attacks crippling entire healthcare systems to data breaches exposing millions of customer records, the stakes have never been higher. According to...
Writing the Next Chapter as a Rail Safety Consultant
The rail industry is evolving rapidly, with advancements in technology, infrastructure, and operations shaping a modernized and increasingly complex landscape. However, with these advancements come new challenges, including stricter regulatory requirements, heightened safety standards, and the...
From Inspector to Innovator: How Former Food Inspectors Can Transform Their Expertise into Thriving Consulting Businesses
The food industry operates in a heavily regulated environment, requiring compliance with complex regulations. Former food inspectors possess deep regulatory knowledge and hands-on experience, making them ideal consultants. They can help businesses address compliance issues, improve efficiency, and...
The Nuclear Engineer’s Guide to a Career in Space Exploration
Space exploration has undergone a seismic shift in the last two decades, moving beyond government-led initiatives to include private-sector innovation. Companies like SpaceX, Blue Origin, and Rocket Lab have joined space agencies like NASA, the European Space Agency (ESA), and others in...
The Art of Reinvention: Building a New Career After a Housing Specialist Role
As a Housing Specialist, you’ve likely played a vital role in community development—whether through managing affordable housing programs, working with vulnerable populations, or collaborating with local governments and nonprofits. Transitioning into a career as a Community Development Coach enables...
Starting Fresh in the Remote Work Economy
Remote work has transitioned from being an innovative trend to a widespread, integral part of the global economy. According to a 2023 report by McKinsey, approximately 35% of the U.S. workforce operates in remote or hybrid setups. This shift has been fueled by companies looking to reduce overhead...
Beyond the Numbers: Creative Career Shifts for Former IRS Auditors
Forensic accounting is the perfect fit for those who thrive on solving puzzles and uncovering hidden truths. This specialized field focuses on investigating financial crimes such as fraud, embezzlement, and money laundering. As a former IRS auditor, you already have the skills to detect...