Depression put Connor McGlynn's life on hold for a few long years, and now he's trying to figure out a way back into the workforce.

In our makeover series Fix My Career, bestselling management author Suzy Welch gives her nononsense advice to professionals who find themselves in the midst of a career crisis.

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In this episode, Welch sits down with 31yearold Connor McGlynn. He started a music blog in college and cofounded the record label Small Plates at 23. But after a few years of working in the music industry, McGlynn entered a rough personal and professional period. He was growing weary of writing about music, and his once successful company was crumbling. He was also going through a bad breakup and dealing with depression.

After being out of the workforce for about two years, McGlynn felt ready to reenter the job market and turned to Welch for advice on how to make himself marketable again.

Read Suzy's advice here: https://cnb.cx/2A7kD5A

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