Guest this week: The Guardian's local launch editor, Sarah Hartley, has been an online journalist since, 2000 after starting her career in regional newspapers. She blogs on the evolution of journalism, social media and online communities — so we've been asking her about the new roles and career paths that have been created by developments in the way news and content is now delivered and how to get these jobs.
Q&A review: Career options for nurses — Alison White talks about growth areas in health care and the range of sectors and opportunities open to nurses
The jobs top 10: The chart includes a job in the heart of Westminster; The House of Commons is looking for a Parliament and 2012 project manager.
For more information — and, of course, more jobs — go to jobs.guardian.co.uk.
Tip of the week: Julian Linley is clearly still in the throes of election fever, as he's been thinking about changes to leadership in his tip of the week which is — know who's boss.
Also in the podcast: Inspired by a survey by currency broker Foreign Currency Direct — which has found one in four small to medium-size business bosses are planning on moving abroad to work in the next five years — Alison White has been out and about to hear where you like to go globetrotting for jobs.
Q&As coming up:
May 12: What can I do with a degree in sports science?
May 13: Routes into film-making.
May 14: Getting on to graduate schemes: Retail.
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.
The Careers Talk theme music was created by Colin Miller.
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