Visible at Work Tracy Oyekanmi

The common mistake immigrants make even when you're highly-skilled is to immediately get another degree even they recently had one after moving. 
There is nothing wrong with that! At the same time when you dig deeper, you are only dealing with the symptoms and not the root cause of your lack of opportunities. 
If you are struggling to use your degree and skills to the fullest capacity as you envisioned, then maybe you need a different approach.
Before you get another degree in the new year, listen to this episode.
To end season 1, I wrap up with a solo episode on:

Why having another degree abroad is not enough
What you need to do with the one you have
How you should plan for the degree if you have to get another degree
Ways to get other degree(s) or certification to improve your career advancement. Want more strategies? Download the free E-Guide here https://www.visibleatwork.com/start

Tayde Gonzalez leverages TikTok to educate people. She was selected by TikTok for their creator learning program and now she teaches professionals to use TikTok to build a solid digital footprint.
Having moved from Mexico to California as a young girl, she experienced first-hand how her foreign experience as a Spanish speaking lady, gave an opportunity to work in product design in the fashion industry to travel around the world.
We are reminded to "always be proud of your culture and were you come from, you never know what door it can open for you".
Beyond work, Tayde shares how the world is changing with the way we learn and view professionals and how we can tap into the search engine and discovery abilities available with TikTok just by teaching the very basic things.

You can connect with Tayde on Instagram and TikTok as "thesirioftiktok"
www.instagram.com/thesirioftiktok

Do you want to know what areas to focus on during your career planning abroad? Then this solo episode is all about understanding how your knowledge of planning comes with a responsibility of what phase to know where you are and what you should focus on during each phase.

Want to learn more? Visit https://www.visibleatwork.com/start

Have questions? Send them to hello@visibleatwork.com

Today is International Day of the Girl Child and this episode addresses challenges females face in their career. Now imagine the Intersectionality being a foreign trained professional abroad. I hope we will leave the world better for the girl child coming to have a better career and supportive co-workers.

Having a career planning strategy this last quarter can give a great headstart in 2021. On this solo episode, I breakdown different ways your career planning can help your next move beyond a job search. We also got to celebrate 1,000 + downloads! 

Feel free to send your questions to hello@visibleatwork.com

Want to learn more? Visit https://www.visibleatwork.com/start

The business of Higher Education and supporting international students remains at the core of why Karla Fraser once worked in Afghanistan! And other countries as you'd hear on this episode. 
She speaks about international students needs and how to adapt and also reminds us what to do when in doubt after you move. 
Remember why you moved. 
Plus how to build a community for support. 
Family support is very important too and how to  take advantage of activities that will help you stay grounded.