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Podcast: Behind the Science of Career Development


The Asia Pacific Career Development Journal (APCDJ) is an international biannual publication dedicated to all career development and intervention related topics. It is the official journal of the Asia Pacific Career Development Association (APCDA).

Behind the Science of Career Development podcast will feature the Asia Pacific Career Development Journal articles.  Providing a glimpse of the work found in the journal articles.  Our first podcast is about Transgender Workplace Experience. The review was guided by a strength-based perspective, highlighting the adaptability, flexibility, and resiliency of transgender individuals.


Episode 1: Workplace Experiences of Transgender Individuals

What issues do transgender individuals experience in the workplace in the Asia Pacific region and how can counselors help them to with these issues?  In this episode, Author Danielle Lefebvre explains what she learned through her research into this fascinating topic.

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Cisgender describes a person whose sex assigned at birth matches their gender identity.
A lot of transgender women felt pressured to go into the entertainment industry.
I think what really helps is to be open and honest.

Presenters:

Brian Hutchison, Ph.D., LPC, CCCE, is the Editor of the Asia Pacific Career Development Journal and a Core Clinical Mental Health Faculty at Walden University. Dr. Hutchison’s career consultation and education work operates within the brand of Global Career Guy where he specializes in developing career publications, programs, keynote talks, workshops, and on-line career coaching and mentorship for global career professionals.

Danielle C. Lefebvre, a doctoral student at the Werklund School of Education, University of Calgary, Canada, is planning to work with and advocating for transgender people in the workplace.

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Episode 2: It Takes a Village: Meet the Singapore Career Development Tribe

What is it about the career development team in Singapore that makes it so successful?  Discover the magical formula they have created for bringing out the best in everyone. 

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Yvonne Kong-Ho: I am a Workforce developer because I am a firm believers that we can take on a cradle-to-grave approach as we work.
Jeremiah Wong: Career, to me, is life.  It is about enjoying life.  It is the way life was meant to be.
Dr. Brian Hutchison: There is something exciting about capturing the development of a profession in a country at a moment in time and almost putting it in a time capsule.

Presenters:

Brian Hutchison, Ph.D., LPC, CCCE, is the Editor of the Asia Pacific Career Development Journal and a Core Clinical Mental Health Faculty at Walden University. Dr. Hutchison’s career consultation and education work operates within the brand of Global Career Guy where he specializes in developing career publications, programs, keynote talks, workshops, and on-line career coaching and mentorship for global career professionals.

Yvonne Kong-Ho, a Doctoral Student at Singapore University of Social Science, is thankful for the privilege to be able to walk alongside with people (from ages 13 to 60) who have faced career conundrums or needed greater clarity in the career-related decisions which they have had to make. Ms Kong-Ho has had 15 years of experiences in education, people and career development. Her research interests lie in the strengthening of career resilience in older workers and how best to develop younger workers towards greater career fulfillment; earlier on in their career trajectories. It is her greatest hope to see people working towards the building and strengthening of their career capital at every stage of their lives.

Jeremiah Wong, a certified Career Development Facilitator, Certified Career Service Provider and a Career Construction and Life Design Coach for Workforce Singapore, designs career development programs and capabilities for more than 50 career coaches in his organization. Together, they render career services to the unemployed workforce. He also has provided pro bono career services since 2013. Mr Wong is a member of NCDA and has been awarded the Singapore Public Service Excel Innovation Champion Award for Career Development Capabilities in 2018.

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Episode 3: Dr. José Domene Explains the Article Publication Process

Trying to get a scholarly article published?  Get some great tips on what to expect.

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What is the purpose of the manuscript review?
What is the difference between a manuscript, a paper, and an article?
What is a double-blind peer review?


Presenters:

Brian Hutchison, Ph.D., LPC, CCCE, is the Editor of the Asia Pacific Career Development Journal and a Core Clinical Mental Health Faculty at Walden University. Dr. Hutchison’s career consultation and education work operates within the brand of Global Career Guy where he specializes in developing career publications, programs, keynote talks, workshops, and on-line career coaching and mentorship for global career professionals.

José Domene, Ph.D., immigrated to Canada with his family when he was a teenager and has a Mexican and Chinese cultural heritage. José joined the Werklund School of Education at the University of Calgary in 2018, having previously taught at the University of New Brunswick, and Trinity Western University in British Columbia. He teaches graduate courses in the counselling psychology EDSA and is a Registered Psychologist in Alberta. 

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Episode 4: Developing an Adaptive Career Mindset for the Post-COVID World-of-Work

This conversation really digs into aspects of career development that we need to adapt to the 21st Century.

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Career work is mental health counseling work.
Uncenter work to center life.
Our unconscious behaviors over time have outcomes like happiness, wellness, healthiness.


Presenters:

Brian Hutchison, Ph.D., LPC, CCCE, is the Editor of the Asia Pacific Career Development Journal and a Core Clinical Mental Health Faculty at Walden University. Dr. Hutchison’s career consultation and education work operates within the brand of Global Career Guy where he specializes in developing career publications, programs, keynote talks, workshops, and on-line career coaching and mentorship for global career professionals.

Alfredo Palacios, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Auburn University, is a Licensed Professional Counselor providing telehealth counseling and a podcast called Theory of Change. He earned a PhD from The University of New Mexico and has worked with adults, youth and couples.

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Episode 5: Career Work for Persons with Disability is Universal

Many of us think of working with people with disabilities as something others do, but all of us are likely to develop a disability at some point in life, and we may need assistance adjusting to our new reality.

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I believe in the centrality of work, and when you have a disability, work is one of the spots where you need additional support.
The theory of self-determination influences one’s motivation and ability to follow through and take action.
Because of the unique nature of disability there is often a separate system and what that’s done is really to create silos that are artificial.
This idea that all of us will most likely have to access the disability system, I think that’s a really powerful concept.


Presenters:

Brian Hutchison, Ph.D., LPC, CCCE, is the Editor of the Asia Pacific Career Development Journal and a Core Clinical Mental Health Faculty at Walden University. Dr. Hutchison’s career consultation and education work operates within the brand of Global Career Guy where he specializes in developing career publications, programs, keynote talks, workshops, and on-line career coaching and mentorship for global career professionals.

Dr. Tina Anctil is currently a Professor and the Associate Dean for Academic Affairs in the College of Education at Portland State University. She is a nationally Certified Rehabilitation Counselor, a Certified Career Counselor Educator, and a Licensed Professional Counselor. She earned her PhD in Rehabilitation Psychology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2003 and has been in the field of Rehabilitation Counseling for over 25 years. Prior to her academic career she was a vocational rehabilitation counselor with the State of Oregon. Dr. Anctil is a skilled educator and enjoys teaching and supervising both future and seasoned counselors.

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Episode 6: Women Were There Too: The Early History of Career Development

What role did women play in the early days of career development?

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Jane Adams was very alarmed at child labor conditions, women’s labor conditions, particularly those that were immigrants.
Anna Yeoman Reid literally moved across the country to Seattle.  She did a lot more travel where she collected tons of data on working conditions out west. Later she was asked to lead the Child Labor Department for the State of Washington.
What emanated from those settlement houses was the first work/life balance support groups.


Presenters:

Brian Hutchison, Ph.D., LPC, CCCE, is the Editor of the Asia Pacific Career Development Journal and a Core Clinical Mental Health Faculty at Walden University. Dr. Hutchison’s career consultation and education work operates within the brand of Global Career Guy where he specializes in developing career publications, programs, keynote talks, workshops, and on-line career coaching and mentorship for global career professionals.

Dr. Sarah Patterson-Mills, Ph.D., is a Licensed Professional Counselor and formerly a 7-12th certified school counselor. She earned her master’s degree in human development counseling from Saint Louis University in 2002. In 2010, she earned her doctorate in counseling and family therapy from Saint Louis University. She is writing a series about the history of women in career development for NCDA’s Career Convergences.  Her first article is “We All Want to Change the World: An Introduction to the Series, Early Women Pioneers in Career Development.”

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Episode 7: Marilyn and Brian Talk Career Theory and Practice

What is the future of Career Development Theory?

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Where are we headed in terms of career planning? I want to talk about what might be the future and what might not be the future.
The research shows that the theory or the model that we choose isn’t that important, accept that it’s important to us.
I’ve been in this field for 50 years. The people I studied when I first started are still being studied today. I have some sense of history. A lot of people just entering this field aren’t able to put people in perspective in that way.


Presenters:

Brian Hutchison, Ph.D., LPC, CCCE, is the Editor of the Asia Pacific Career Development Journal and a Core Clinical Mental Health Faculty at Walden University. Dr. Hutchison’s career consultation and education work operates within the brand of Global Career Guy where he specializes in developing career publications, programs, keynote talks, workshops, and on-line career coaching and mentorship for global career professionals.

Marilyn Maze, PhD, Financial Administrator, has organized the annual APCDA Conference since its inception, conducted numerous research projects on hot labor market and career counseling issues, and presented at international conferences.

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Episode 8: Going Global with Student Coaching and Development

What are the unique needs of international students and workers that they would not know about the job search in the US?

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I told my Dad that I was going to the US and I will work on Wall Street. Her Dad said “What does Wall Street Do?” I said “I don’t know but I will tell you when I get there.”

If I remember correctly, you had a crisis of purpose that caused you to have a drastic career change.
For a lot of people who work on Wall Street, they will tell you that it is a job that will suck the life out of you.


Presenters:

Brian Hutchison, Ph.D., LPC, CCCE, is the Editor of the Asia Pacific Career Development Journal and a Core Clinical Mental Health Faculty at Walden University. Dr. Hutchison’s career consultation and education work operates within the brand of Global Career Guy where he specializes in developing career publications, programs, keynote talks, workshops, and on-line career coaching and mentorship for global career professionals.

Heather Lu-Lasky, CFA, is the founder and lead career coach of ChampAmerica Inc., a New York-based career & leadership development consulting firm. She started her career in the Enterprise Risk Services Group (ERS) at Deloitte and later moved on to various finance and risk roles at Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, and Barclays A CFA with extensive financial, banking, and consulting industry knowledge, Heather is a passionate educator who wants to make finance & business education more engaging, and to make career education more meaningful for people at all ages. At Harvard, Heather is able to utilize her creativity and design thinking to experiment end-to-end career coaching, leadership, and DEI programs. Heather is also a social media influencer with more than 35k followers.

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Episode 9: First Gen Around the World

Whether first generation college students grow up in the US or another country, the challenges are similar and pretty intense.

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First generation college students come to this situation with so many different tools.

Being a first-generation student is a form of culture shock at universities.
Unfortunately, those barriers are hindering the access and equity of first-generation students…


Presenters:

Brian Hutchison, Ph.D., LPC, CCCE, is the Editor of the Asia Pacific Career Development Journal and a Core Clinical Mental Health Faculty at Walden University. Dr. Hutchison’s career consultation and education work operates within the brand of Global Career Guy where he specializes in developing career publications, programs, keynote talks, workshops, and on-line career coaching and mentorship for global career professionals.

Jonique Childs, Ph.D., is an assistant professor in the College of Education Student Development program at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. Dr. Childs has previous experiences as an at-risk school counselor, college career counselor and recruiter, and clinical mental health counselor on the national suicide prevention hotline. She has served various individuals from different ethnic backgrounds to include adolescent, high school students, undergraduates, graduate students, and older adults. Her research investigates the psychosocial needs of students of color that also identify as First-Generation in K-12 and post-secondary education.

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Episode 10: Uniting Us All with the UN Sustainable Development Goals with Raza Abbas

How do you initiate career planning in a country where there is none?

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Why don’t we have career counseling as a reform in this country? We have so many young people in Pakistan – 60% are young people right now - but there is no direction.

Then I started an NGO and I developed an educational system of 4000 students.
There is so much I love about your journey. First of all, evidence based, trying to pull from the existing evidence about what works with career planning. But then adaptation the piece.


Show Notes:

Pakistan’s career development pioneer Raza Abbas joins host Brian Hutchison for an important conversation. Beginning in 2010, Raza jump started the field of career development in Pakistan by meeting global leaders, using their evidence, and adapting it to his country’s cultural context. We bridge this amazing story to Raza’s use of the UN Sustainable Development Goals in career development to organize and mobilize thousands of career seekers in Pakistan and beyond. The conversation touches on the following topics (time stamp of this dialogue):

  • Raza’s principles for identifying evidence and adapting it to practice in Pakistan (6:10)
  • United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and career development (11:30)
  • Practically integrating the UN Sustainable Development Goals into career practice, consultation, and optimizing professional career development practice (16:35)
  • Working with career practitioners using the UN Sustainable Development Goals (20:40)
  • The importance of the art of communication in career development work (22:30)


Presenters:

Brian Hutchison, Ph.D., LPC, CCCE, is the Editor of the Asia Pacific Career Development Journal and a Core Clinical Mental Health Faculty at Walden University. Dr. Hutchison’s career consultation and education work operates within the brand of Global Career Guy where he specializes in developing career publications, programs, keynote talks, workshops, and on-line career coaching and mentorship for global career professionals.

Mr. Raza Abbas is an organizational development adviser and careers strategist. He is a globally acclaimed career practitioner and has received several international outstanding career practitioner awards from NCDA and APCDA. He is a Lifetime APCDA member and currently APCDA’s Pakistan Country Representative. He is ARACD’s Pakistan Director. He also serves as the IAEVG National Correspondent and is also an Editorial Board Member. He works for inclusivity and social justice in career development practice both in Pakistan and globally. He is humble to be profiled in the Global Best-Seller ‘The World Book of Hope’.

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Episode 11: The International Student Journey - Chinese Edition

What challenges to Chinese students face when they enter a degree program in the United States?

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My dissertation was studying the career decision-making self-efficacy in Asian international students, which is always my passion.

Career development and counseling of Asian populations and Asian international students, also cross-cultural counselor training and supervision, and some work on multi-cultural social justice and adversity.
In the very first paragraph of your article, Hong Shan, you tell us that 35% of all international students in the United States come from China.

Show Notes:

Dr. Yang Ai and Hongshan Shao join this episode to share their journey as Chinese international students to the US and how it impacted their research agenda. Dr. Ai is currently a tenure track Assistant Professor at the University of the Redlands and Ms. Shao is a doctoral candidate at Penn State University. Both are counselor educators with a focus on career development; both study the experience of Asian international students attending schools in Western countries. Hongshan Shao is the author of the lead article in the September 2021 issue of the Asia Pacific Career Development Journal titled “Career Considerations When Working with Chinese International Students. The conversation touches on the following topics:

  • Yang and Hongshan’s personal journeys as international students to the University of Missouri - St. Louis (5:30)
  • Initial Culture Shock including talking on the telephone for the first time (10:30)
  • How to Get Better at Supporting International Students in Transition (15:15)
  • Mental Health and Wellness of Chinese students in transition (23:00)
  • What is the biggest kindness each guest received in their transition (26:50)
  • Post graduation career decisions for Chinese international students (29:30)

Presenters:

Brian Hutchison, Ph.D., LPC, CCCE, is the Editor of the Asia Pacific Career Development Journal and a Core Clinical Mental Health Faculty at Walden University. Dr. Hutchison’s career consultation and education work operates within the brand of Global Career Guy where he specializes in developing career publications, programs, keynote talks, workshops, and on-line career coaching and mentorship for global career professionals.

Dr. Yang Ai, Assistant Professor, School of Education, Department of Counseling and Human Services, University of the Redlands, believes in fostering a socially just and inclusive community as a counselor educator. Matters relating to diversity, equity, and inclusion are essential to my teaching, research, counseling, and supervision. My commitment to the promotion of these factors in the field of counselor education stems from a deeply seated passion for improving the lives of all students and clients. My passion is cultivated through my personal and professional experiences of recognizing the role of culture in well-being. As a human development and mental health discipline, I believe that counselor education plays a vital role in fostering an inclusive environment to meet the needs of our diverse communities.

Ms. Hongshan Shao is a doctoral candidate in the Counselor Education Program at Pennsylvania State University. She currently works at Penn State Career Center as a career counseling graduate assistant. She received her master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling in 2019 from University of Missouri - St. Louis. She is a National Certificated Counselor (NCC). Her research interests include career counseling and development with international students/Asian population, cross-cultural training, counseling, and supervision.

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Episode 12: Putting Life First in Career Work

What is Lifology and what inspired you to create this career development service?

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The one problem which all these guys are asking me to fix is “My employees are not working well.” I could identify the problem. It is simply because they are the right people in the wrong place.

I want to capture the moment where you made the leap from being a consultant on the Human Resources side to choosing to become a Career Development Entrepreneur and starting Lifology.
We were thinking there is Psychology to learn about the mind and Biology, but there should be something to think about life as a whole. So we coined the word Lifology in 2003.

Show Notes:

Lifology co-founder and CEO Praveen Parameswar joins host Brian Hutchison to close out the 2021 season of Behind the Science of Career Development. Praveen shares the Lifology philosophy as it applies to working with children and adolescents around the world. What happens when we focus on developing the life we wish to live within the context of career development? How do we help parents engage with their own children’s career development? The conversation touches on the following topics (time stamp of this dialogue):

  • How career and life intersects in terms of child development, human well being, and lifestyle (7:35)
  • The importance of working through parents, and how to do it, when working with children and adolescents (12:40)
  • Working directly with children and adolescents in schools (17:45)
  • Prestige bias, and how to address it in career development work (21:45)

Presenters:

Brian Hutchison, Ph.D., LPC, CCCE, is the Editor of the Asia Pacific Career Development Journal and a Core Clinical Mental Health Faculty at Walden University. Dr. Hutchison’s career consultation and education work operates within the brand of Global Career Guy where he specializes in developing career publications, programs, keynote talks, workshops, and on-line career coaching and mentorship for global career professionals.

Praveen Parameswar is the CEO of Lifology.com, a sophisticated growth ecosystem for children powered with technology and human factors. He is a passionate entrepreneur who cherishes a vision to create a world where every child is led towards a meaningful future. Before venturing into Lifology.com, he was heading Thoughts Academy Plc, a pioneer in Organization Development Interventions across South India. Mr. Parameswar is a TEDx speaker, educated at the London School of Economics, holds a MBA from the University of Cardiff (UK), and Sir Julian Hodge Prize winner for the best performance in Human Resource Management.

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Episode 13: The Climate Crisis and Career Development:
Finding Hope

How does the climate crisis impact career development?

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Boy, in my private practice I'm seeing more and more, it really seems to be a lot on their minds, even when they are coming for services around career development.

I've seen indigenous groups that are seeing the land they live on in northern Canada disappearing. There is a term called home nostalgia or homesickness for a home that has been altered.
Actually, I think one thing is that people can experience grief in advance. Sometimes people are grieving a lot of different things.  Sometimes what they are worried about is that the future they thought was a certainty, just isn't so.

Show Notes:

Happy New Year! We kick off 2022 with a dynamic, important episode focused on the climate crisis and career development. Your host Brian Hutchison is joined by Trevor Lehmann, a career counselor who specializes in working with clients’ career decision while taking into account climate change and climate grief. This episode is full of so much great information including:

  • (2:40) How climate anxiety shows up in career work
  • (7:00) Why addressing climate is important
  • (8:50) Long term thinking, hope and uncertainty
  • (17:20) How career development work must change
  • (24:05) What Trevor has learned working with climate scientists

Presenters:

Brian Hutchison, Ph.D., LPC, CCCE, is the Editor of the Asia Pacific Career Development Journal and a Core Clinical Mental Health Faculty at Walden University. Dr. Hutchison’s career consultation and education work operates within the brand of Global Career Guy where he specializes in developing career publications, programs, keynote talks, workshops, and on-line career coaching and mentorship for global career professionals.

Trevor Lehmann, MEd, CCC, is a Career Consultant with the University of Manitoba and runs a private practice, Convergent Careers, where he supports adults through grief, loss and the career decision-making process.

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Episode 14: Finding Wellness, Hope, and Themselves in College Career Services

What is unique about working in a work-famous university like Princeton?

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How does career services work at Princeton compare to other career services experiences?

We are having more of an experimental mindset
With Social Median, people are constantly looking at somebody else's life and it's sometimes hard to take a moment and think about "What's going on with me?"

Show Notes:

APCDA President Satomi Chudasama joins us in a very practical career practitioner focused episode. She sits down with host Dr. Brian Hutchison for a conversation about working with college students in a Career Services setting. Most present in our dialogue is the importance of helping students slow down, self-reflect, and see themselves in the process of career planning. Full of practical tips, insight into her personal career practice at Princeton University, and the important role career planning plays in our lives…
this episode is not one to miss!

Presenters:

Brian Hutchison, Ph.D., LPC, CCCE, is the Editor of the Asia Pacific Career Development Journal and a Core Clinical Mental Health Faculty at Walden University. Dr. Hutchison’s career consultation and education work operates within the brand of Global Career Guy where he specializes in developing career publications, programs, keynote talks, workshops, and on-line career coaching and mentorship for global career professionals.

Satomi Chudasama, NCC, CCC, GCDF, is a founding member of APCDA. Her past leadership positions with APCDA include Treasurer, Chair of Public Relations, Chair of Membership, and Lead of Membership Engagement through Technology Taskforce. She is currently Senior Associate Director, Student Engagement at the Center for Career Development at Princeton University in the United States. Since embarking on her journey in the career development field nearly 20 years ago, Satomi has gained significant experience in career counseling, career educational programming, employer and alumni engagement, and technology. She is active in the National Career Development Association (NCDA) and Eastern Association of Colleges and Employers (EACE) among other organizations. 

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Episode 15: Social Workers Do Career Development Too

Why and how do social workers focus on the career development of their clients?


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Social workers can be in any profession and any field.
One aspect of my job is to help residents with resumes, interviews, what to wear.

The biggest bang for a client's life happens outside of the clinical setting.

Show Notes:

Host Global Career Guy Dr. Brian Hutchison hosts Amber Brown and Jennifer Luna, two career development experts in the social work career space. This wide-ranging conversation digs into the training of social workers, career development and coaching issues with students pursuing a social work career, myths about social work, and how social workers can and do focus on career development as part of their social work practice. Both are active leaders in the Consortium for Career Development in Social Work Education, a US based student support organization. This episode will expand your knowledge and perspective!

Presenters:

Brian Hutchison, Ph.D., LPC, CCCE, is the Editor of the Asia Pacific Career Development Journal and a Core Clinical Mental Health Faculty at Walden University. Dr. Hutchison’s career consultation and education work operates within the brand of Global Career Guy where he specializes in developing career publications, programs, keynote talks, workshops, and on-line career coaching and mentorship for global career professionals.

Amber Brown is a Career Advisor at the Brown School of Social Work at Washington University in St. Louis, MO. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor with a focus on career services.

Jennifer Luna is the Director of the DiNitto Career Center and Alumni Relations office in the Steve Hicks School of Social Work at the University of Texas at Austin. She has a Master’s degree in Social Work with a concentration in administration and planning.

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Episode 16: Women Led Social Enterprise in Vietnam

with Ms. Phoenix Ho

The story of Phoenix Ho and her very talented female co-founder when establishing a career-oriented social enterprise in Vietnam.


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If we really want to pursue what we want, we can't avoid the responsibility of becoming a leader.

Along the way, if I try my best and things don't work out, I learn from my barrier.
Although technology is super important, leadership qualities like gratitude, humility, empathy, and kindness are crucial for any enterprise in the future.

Show Notes:

Phoenix Ho, co-founder of Hướng Nghiệp Sông An, a career focused social enterprise in Vietnam joins host Dr. Brian Hutchison for this episode of Behind the Science of Career Development. Phoenix describes the work of Sông An and how it provides leadership in the field of career development in her country including training, supervision, and the translation of career assessment instruments. The conversation turns to the following topics (time stamp of this dialogue):

  • Social entrepreneurialism and leadership (7:00)
  • Growing into a leadership role and making decisions (12:05)
  • How the enterprise has changed her life/ lifestyle (15:55)
  • Philosophy for building a core team (20:00)
  • Women in leadership (24:10)

Presenters:

Brian Hutchison, Ph.D., LPC, CCCE, is the Editor of the Asia Pacific Career Development Journal and a Core Clinical Mental Health Faculty at Walden University. Dr. Hutchison’s career consultation and education work operates within the brand of Global Career Guy where he specializes in developing career publications, programs, keynote talks, workshops, and on-line career coaching and mentorship for global career professionals.

Phoenix Ho, Co-founder and CEO at Hướng Nghiệp Sông An. Over thirteen years of experience in the field of education, counseling, career counseling, and career development education. Currently serves as Vietnam Country Director for APCDA (Asia Pacific Career Development Association).

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