Guest this week: We talk about the skills and talent gaps in STEM sector with Professor Sa'ad Medhat, founding Chief Executive of the New Engineering Foundation — an educational charity and think-tank that supports the development of vocational education and knowledge in science, engineering and technology.
Q&A review: Routes into film-making — Alison White's highlights include building multiplatform skills and collaborating with other professionals
The jobs top 10: The chart includes a data co-ordinator post within a large engineering firm and a communications role at a leading pharmaceutical company.
For more information — and, of course, more jobs — go to jobs.guardian.co.uk.
Tip of the week: Julian Linley has some professional development advice — don't be confined by your job title.
Also in the podcast: We're exploring overtime, following the news that too much of it can be bad to your health. Careers hotdesker Mimi Poskitt set to the streets with a mic to discover your thoughts on working hours.
Plus: Tanya de Grunwald, founder of GraduateFog.co.uk, joins us to discuss whether the widespread minimum requirement of a 2:1 grade for graduate jobs should be scrapped.
Q&As coming up:
May 19: Getting on to graduate schemes: Law
May 20: Dealing with stress and mental health in the workplace
Be part of the pod: Don't forget, we're looking for rants to appear in our new feature. To let of steam and be part of a future pod, visit the new section on the forum.
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