
Media
Welcome to the Career Unicorns Media page where you can find the latest news, events, publications, and more. Please check back often for updates.
Select Speaking Engagements
Samorn Selim on YouTube
ABA Journal in partnership with Legal Talk Network
UC Berkeley Next Opportunity at Work (NOW) Conference
American Bar Association
UC Berkeley Next Opportunity at Work (NOW) Conference
American Bar Association
Golden Gate University, School of Law
American Bar Association
American Bar Association
American Bar Association
UC Berkeley Encore Series
ABA Career Center

Kind Words
Speaking Engagements
“I would love to recommend Samorn! While preparing for one of my job interviews, I attended one of Samorn's lunch and learns. The session was about imposter syndrome. It was on the same day as one of my interview rounds and I was actually feeling imposter syndrome right before my interview. The topic could not have come at a better time. I got off the lunch and learn and went right into my interview feeling a renewed sense of confidence.”
Paul Leung,
Software Engineer at Airbnb
Publications & Media
Who’s Going Bat For Your Career
It’s Not A Sign Of Weakness To Ask For Help
An Alternative Pathway To A Dream Job Destination
Demystifying Boutique, Small, and Mid-size Firms
Changing Times, Changing CDO
What Does Your Name Say about You - The Eighth Circuit Undercuts Name Association Discrimination Claims in EEOC v. Trans States Airlines
Here's how to own feedback at work.
My name is Samorn. And I have depression.
Legal Podcasts: The Perfect Valentine
The Hustle: Ready For A Career Change? Here's How to Make One.

Listen to the Podcast
Spark Your Joy with Samorn Selim
Are you feeling stuck and frustrated at work? Join Career Unicorns - Spark Your Joy podcast where we chat about how you can find a sense of belonging in a world that repeatedly tells you that you’re not supposed to be here.
Books
Belonging
Self Love Lessons From A Workaholic, Depressed, Insomniac Lawyer
A raw, vulnerable, and authentic memoir about the daughter of illiterate, poor Lao refugees growing up in Stockton who defies the odds of being a welfare queen to earn a degree from Berkeley Law and work at a Big Law firm.