Let’s set a baseline definition for what an entry-level, Instructional Design job looks like. Once we’ve established that, then we can manage our expectations for what it means to start new in the field, and what it takes to advance. Then, we will talk about why a job might ask for 2-3 years experience for an entry-level ID job. Then I’ll wrap things up with how to determine if you’re ready for an entry-level role or something else. Because really, it’s up to you to make that decision.

Be well! I hope you are drinking water and getting the rest you deserve. 

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Season 1 of the podcast ended abruptly, but for a good reason. Let's chalk it up to 2020. The first episode of season 2 is finally here. Take a look back at the last 18 months, and hear what's in store for the podcast.  The upcoming season will focus on career planning and progression with interviews, bonus episodes, and more. 

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Hey there new IDs. I have a confession. It’s getting increasingly difficult to produce and create these episodes. It’s not because of time, or resources. It’s because the world is on fire and it’s getting to me. I’m giving myself some grace this week and repurposing some content that originally aired on my youtube channel. As I mentioned last week, I’ll be wrapping up the first season of the podcast soon - most likely in the next two episodes. I’m already planning season two, so don’t worry - I’ll be back. 

Questions, comments, concerns? email me at Thenewhereshow@gmail.com

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