What are hiring managers really looking for these days? In this episode of Career Can Do, Mary Ann Faremouth talks about how the recruiting landscape has changed and why things like culture fit, humility, and a service mindset are now more important than ever. She also shares how decades of hands-on recruiting taught her to look beyond the résumé to find the right match.

Refocusing on how you come across in the New Work World will always serve you well. Being respectful, preparing for the interview, giving timely feedback, showing appreciation and humility and never burning a bridge will ensure you will have many rewards now and in your future.

One of the earliest astronomical observations in human history might have a deeper meaning for all of us as it applies to the New Work World. Let’s look at some of the spiritual meaningsbehind the summer solstice and how it might shine some new light on our career world tomake our journey more hopeful and expansive as we make our way toward the last half of 2025, and beyond.

What can a round of golf teach you about leadership, decision-making, and keeping your cool under pressure? On this episode of Career Can Do, Chris Sandland talks with Joe Bronson - CEO, longtime business consultant, and author of books - about the surprising parallels between golf and business. From managing emotions to choosing when to take a risk, Joe shares stories from five decades on the course and in executive roles. He also reflects on a once-in-a-lifetime game with Arnold Palmer, and why character matters more than a perfect swing. Whether you're a golfer, a leader, or both, this one’s full of insight.

This Father’s Day think of lessons you learned from your dad, a father figure or other mentors that made an impact on your life and use them to contribute to the New Work World and beyond!

How can a coffee meeting lead to a job offer? In this episode of Career Can Do, guest host Chris Sandland sits down with Marc Reede—lecture agent, author, and storyteller—to talk about building relationships that matter. From making connections on LinkedIn to turning casual chats into career moves, Marc explains why being proactive and genuinely kind can take you further than any cover letter. Tune in to hear why the “coffee code” is about more than caffeine.

Many would welcome a recipe or a new method for implementing happiness. Take a look at what I have learned with these natives to see if some part of it might allow you to experience happier times in your work world or life overall. I don’t believe there is any one way that fits us all, but consider giving these Finnish practices a try.

What does it really mean to lead with confidence—especially when the pressure is high? Aletta Rochat, International President-Elect of Toastmasters International, joins Mary Ann Faremouth to explore how communication skills built in safe, supportive spaces can change lives. From stories of crisis and calm to inclusive leadership on the global stage, this episode is a reminder that growth begins with one brave decision: to speak up.

Is work-life balance real—or just a concept that sets us up to fail? Kathy Oneto, founder of the Sustainable Ambition Movement, joins Chris Sandland for a special edition of Career Can Do to explore a different approach. Kathy’s method focuses on aligning the right ambitions at the right time with the right effort, helping professionals pursue meaningful, motivating goals in a sustainable way. She shares how tuning into personal motivators like values, vision, and purpose can protect against burnout and bring more clarity, focus, and resilience.