Part III:  How to Choose Your Next Position: 

This is the final session of the Career Development Series on Unlocking Success: Proven Strategies and Tools for Landing your Next Job.
Embarking on a job search journey can be both exciting and daunting. With numerous opportunities available, how do you determine which work environment aligns best with your career aspirations and personal values? Before you even step into your first informational interview, it's crucial to have a clear understanding of what you're seeking in your next job position.
Join us for an insightful webinar where our experienced speaker will guide you through the process of identifying and prioritizing the key factors that matter most to you in your next work environment. By knowing the answers to these essential questions upfront, you'll be better equipped to navigate the job search process and negotiate effectively when the time comes.

Sarah Cardozo Duncan

Sarah Cardozo Duncan is a STEM career coach with a global client base. She is an expert strategist in STEM career development, coaching clients to define and optimize new or existing career paths.

Sarah is currently the career coach-in-residence for several academic institutions and biotechs where she has designed and built individualized career coach-in-residence models.

Sarah is frequently invited to present lectures and workshops for many organizations in the STEM community. Examples include: Nature Jobs, Gordon Research Seminar, The National Postdoctoral Association, Boston University, and Boston Children’s Hospital Postdoc Association.

She is the recipient of the Mentor of Excellence Award from the Massachusetts chapter of the Association of Women in Science. Sarah has also served as a Steering Committee member of the Massachusetts Governor’s Appointment Project.

Sarah has been a founding member and board member of many organizations that promote women in science. Currently, she serves as an advisor to New England GWISE (Graduate Women in Science and Engineering). She is the co-founder and former co-chair of the board of New England Women in Science Executive Club and has founded Friends of Sarah, a confidential support program for women who are PhD candidates or postdocs experiencing difficult work environments that are negatively impacting their lives and careers.