All articles tagged with #career decisions
Scott Frost reflects on his coaching career, emphasizing that taking the wrong job can be a mistake, as he regrets leaving UCF for Nebraska, and shares how his NFL experience with the Rams has reignited his passion for coaching.
Apollo Global Management has decided to halt its 2027 associate class recruiting, criticizing industry norms of early recruitment and citing concerns over rushed career decisions and turnover, a move that aligns with criticisms from JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon about unethical recruiting practices.
Kit Connor, known for his role in Netflix's 'Heartstopper,' is making his Broadway debut in a modern, energetic production of 'Romeo + Juliet,' where he plays Romeo alongside Rachel Zegler. Connor describes his choice to take on this role as a "ballsy" career move, aiming to challenge himself and break away from being typecast. The production, directed by Sam Gold, has been well-received, drawing younger audiences and selling out performances. Connor plans to continue exploring diverse roles in both film and theater.
Patrick J. Adams, known for his role as Michael James Ross on the TV show "Suits," revealed on Jesse Tyler Ferguson's podcast that he left the series due to struggles with alcohol and depression. Adams admitted that by the end of Season 7, he was living an unexamined life, which affected his mental health and family life. Despite financial temptations to stay, he chose to prioritize his well-being and family, a decision he does not regret. Adams now hosts a "Suits" rewatch podcast and reflects on his past with compassion.
Shannen Doherty admits fault in her firing from Beverly Hills, 90210, acknowledging her personal struggles, including a difficult marriage and her husband's drug addiction, which affected her work ethic. During a candid conversation with co-star Jason Priestley, she takes ownership of her behavior and career decisions, expressing regret for not being more transparent about her personal life. Priestley also expresses regret for not knowing more about Doherty's struggles at the time and wishes he could have managed the situation with more compassion.
Actor Matt Damon discusses how his decision to turn down a movie in 2009 may have cost him $250 million, highlighting the financial risks and missed opportunities in the movie industry.