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The best Career Transitions newsletters

5 newsletters, ranked by editorial quality and how recently they published. Looking for something more specific? Search instead.

thesitrep.org· irregular· Published 2 months ago

Long-form profiles of British military veterans and the second careers they build in business, mining, defence manufacturing and beyond. Each issue tells one person's story through scene-setting, direct quotes and career detail.

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fieldnotes.steveschlafman.com· irregular· Published 4 days ago

A personal coach's public notebook of reflections on transitions, ageing, and group facilitation, often pointing to podcast episodes and retreats. Readers get thoughtful, introspective essays grounded in his coaching practice, with practical ideas about endings, small experiments, and relational awareness.

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nellysattari.com· irregular· Published yesterday

Personal blog-style newsletter by engineering leader Nelly Sattari, reflecting on leadership, remote team management, and adapting to change, including AI adoption concerns. Entries mix short personal essays with practical frameworks drawn from her work at Atlassian.

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fresh-forwardat50plus.ghost.io· irregular· Published 5 months ago

A UK-focused newsletter on life after 50, covering semi-retirement, financial readiness and personal purpose. It mixes practical information on work rights and money with first-person reflection and some psychology.

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brandonmcalhoun.com· irregular· Inactive for over a year

Short leadership and executive-hiring essays from a strategic advisor, covering how to build candidate fit, define hiring needs, and assess resilient executives. Mixes principle-driven commentary, interview-question prompts, and personal anecdotes such as West Point football.

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