Podcast
MSL Talk: Tom Caravela, Trish Gorecki
5 Ways to Survive and Thrive at MSL AND Mom Life
Summary
In this episode, Sarah Snyder from The Carolan Group joins Tom Caravela to discuss strategies for MSL moms balancing work and family life. Sarah shares her expertise on leveraging LinkedIn for job searches, providing a strong foundation for MSLs in the current job market. She offers mindset advice and practical tips for managing childcare, organizing work-life balance, and using screen time effectively. The episode also covers travel strategies for working moms, with extra tips and skills to make the most of professional commitments. Sarah concludes with recommendations for books and podcasts and provides ways to connect with her for further insights.
My guest today is Sarah Snyder, PharmD, Executive MSL Recruiter at The Carolan Group and we discuss 5 Ways to Survive and Thrive at MSL AND Mom Life
Sarah shares…
👉 Her advice on adopting the proper MINDSET for success
👉 The importance of finding the right childcare
👉 Why and how she recommends staying organized
👉 Super strategic tips for travel
👉 Her list of “tactical” and easy tips for MSL moms
MSL moms, work-life balance, LinkedIn job search, childcare strategies, travel tips for working moms
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