
Val & Fabian Schreibert on owning your growth, navigating expat life, and balancing career and family.
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In this episode of Career Sparks with Val, host Val is joined by her former colleague and friend Fabian Schreibert, Client Relations Executive at Deloitte.
They talk about what it takes to move from sales in a startup to consulting in a large firm, how to pitch yourself when changing careers, and how to balance personal and professional goals as an expat and parent.
Fabian brings thoughtful insights, practical tools, and a grounded approach to building a fulfilling career abroad.
Key takeaways:
- Own your transferable skills: when switching industries, focus on how your existing skills solve the problems of the new environment.
- Create a personal business case: whether in an interview or a pitch, clearly show how your experience adds value to the company’s goals.
- Know what energizes you: don’t confuse what you’re good at with what gives you energy. Sustainable careers are built on both.
- Balance evolves with life: career ambition and family life can co-exist. It’s about clear priorities and shared ownership at home.
- Visibility matters: doing good work isn’t enough—make sure the right people see it and understand your impact.
- Find a sponsor: a manager or leader who champions your growth can open doors you can’t access alone.
- Track your wins: keep a running list of accomplishments to boost confidence, prepare for reviews, and guide your next steps.
Fabian’s journey is a powerful example of how you can pivot industries, grow your career with intention, and still prioritize what matters most in life.
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Original music by Renato Šoša
Recording and producing by Valeria Kadelski