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S3:Ep 40
Setting Yourself Up For Success: Take 2
In this episode, I catch up with one of my favorite mentees. You may remember her from S2 Episode 9. A little over a year ago, she has started a new job, relocated across a number of states only to be set up for failure. Now, she tells us what has happened since then and what she is up to now. It’s amazing what a difference a year can make.
Rockstar Mentee and I share:
- What happened when she responded to feedback by asking her manager to set her up for success
- What lessons we are taking from our previous experiences going into new opportunities
- Managing up
- Setting boundaries and priorities
- Cultivating Relationships
- Asking for help
- Making sure you get Development and Visibility
- The true definition of an Advocate in corporate America (Hint: They are the people in the room during your calibration)
- How to stand up for yourself
- Our Happy News!!!
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Be A Leader Part 2
S6: Ep 33
In this episode, we continue our breakdown of How To Win Friends & Influence People by Dale Carnegie. We review Principles 4,5, and 6 from Section 4, Be A Leader: How to Change People Without Giving Offense or Arousing Resentment. -
You Have To Manage Your Manager!
S3:Ep 28
In this episode, I explain why you must manage your manager. Unfortunately, this task falls on you. So today I lay out why managing your manager is very important, how to determine the type of manager you have, and how to build a positive relationship with your manager, even if you don’t like her.
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Never Go To HR, Do This Instead!
S3:Ep 34
In this episode, I lay out the pattern of what happens to us when we go to HR and talk about the steps you should take instead of going to HR when you are in a work situation.
