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Tom McCormack

Integrative Transformation, Mindset, and Career Coach | Facilitator for 100-Day Catalyst Program | Community Builder | People Connector | Remote Work Proponent | Work/Design/Tech Ethics Advocate | Parent

Tom McCormack is a Success Coach at Intentional Product Manager, based in Arlington, Massachusetts.4 He is a mindset, transformation, and career coach with a holistic/integrative approach, specializing in helping product managers navigate their job search and career development.2 Tom has a master's degree in teaching and classroom teaching experience.3 He recently completed a 12-week coaching training on the neuroscience of flow.3 Prior to his current role, Tom worked as a Career Coach at App Academy.4 He started working with Intentional Product Manager in 2024, helping product managers navigate the job search process.1

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Jul 24 · linkedin

🇺🇸 The Harris campaign (which recently raised $100 million+) is #hiring for 90+ roles!

Most roles are based in Wilmington, Delaware, but some are remote:

🛰️ Digital Organizing Manager ($65K - $85K) 🛰️ Supporter Communications Manager ($80K - $90K) 🛰️ Supporter Communications Strategist ($65K - $85K) 🛰️ Volunteer Creator Community Associate ($60K - $65K) 🛰️ State Press Secretary ($6,000 - $7,500 / month)

There are also several remote internships ($17 / hour) available.

Details: https://jobs.lever.co/BFP

Thanks to Angelica Quicksey for her post that Brynna Quillin is hiring!

Note: I am not affiliated with the campaign, so I can't answer questions about any of the roles.

Additional note: I do not support every position that Harris has taken, and I like the idea of an open Democratic convention in August (because it seems more democratic), but I don't think that's realistic at this point. And, as much as I support progressive third party candidates, I don't think they can win in this upcoming election. I support getting money out of politics and developing a more democratic process for electing our leaders. That will not happen in this election cycle, so all U.S. voters will realistically have to choose between the Harris ticket and the Trump ticket, and the outcome will have a significant effect on the lives of millions—if not billions—of people.

Jul 22 · linkedin

Non-judgmental listening is a critical aspect of human connection.

That means it's applicable to a range of professional and personal situations.

Over the years (as a friend, spouse, parent, colleague, and coach), I have worked on improving this skill, and I've seen how powerful it can be.

If you want to practice it, here's a simple starting point:

1️⃣ Ask a trusted friend, family member, or colleague if they'd be willing to do a 20-minute non-judgmental listening exercise with you.

2️⃣ If they agree, share this format: One person (the speaker) talks for 10 minutes while the other person (the listener) listens. Then, you switch roles.

3️⃣ Schedule a time, and keep these things in mind when you're playing the role of listener:

✨ Your job is simply to listen (and maybe ask clarifying/probing questions). ✨ Validate the speaker's experience (regardless of your feelings/opinions). ✨ You are not looking to develop solutions during this session. ✨ If you feel it, avoid the urge to push back or interject. ✨ Try to help the speaker fully express where they are at in that moment.

If you do one of these sessions, I'd love to hear how it goes!

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Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States