Guest this week: Seth Godin — the speaker, marketing and new media commentator and best-selling author — calls us from New York to talk about his most recent book Linchpin: Are You Indispensable? and how changing your approach to work can transform your professional life. For more from Seth, check out his blog here.
Q&A review: Progress your TEFL career.
The jobs top 10: The chart includes a top post at The Centre of Moving Image — the organisation behind the Edinburgh International Film Festival needs a CEO — and a six-month campaigning role (to cover maternity leave) at Amnesty International.
For more information — and, of course, more jobs — go to jobs.guardian.co.uk.
Tip of the week: Julian Linley's tip this week is — take control.
Rant of the week: In the first installment of our shiny new feature, Ruhamah is desperate for new opportunities and fed up with being under-utilised in a current role.
To let of steam and be part of a future pod, visit the new section on the forum.
Also in the podcast: Following the news that panels of students have been asking teachers to sing, discuss their fancy dress of choice and nominate a party piece for TV show Britain's Got Talent, we took to the streets to find out if wacky interviews were confined to the teaching profession.
Q&As coming up:
April 15: Switching to the charity sector
The Careers Talk theme music was created by Colin Miller.
