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S8: E5
Surviving Target: How This Ex-Employee Beat 3 Corrective Action Plans
In this episode, Felicia talks with Raslyn Wooten, founder of Notable Career Magazine. Felicia delves into the compelling story of Raslyn’s tumultuous journey through corporate America, from facing discrimination and retaliation at Target to ultimately winning a significant legal battle against Invesco. Raslyn’s resilience and determination in navigating workplace challenges are highlighted, showcasing her unwavering fight for justice and fair treatment. The episode provides a raw and honest account of the struggles faced by Black women in the corporate world, shedding light on the importance of standing up against discrimination and advocating for one’s rights. Tune in to gain valuable insights and inspiration from Raslyn’s story of triumph over adversity.
Connect with Raslyn: Website and LinkedIn
Key Takeaways in this Episode:
- Document Everything: Keep detailed records of all interactions and incidents, including emails, meetings, and conversations. This documentation can be crucial in supporting your case if you face unfair treatment or need to take legal action.
- Seek Support and Legal Advice: Don’t hesitate to seek advice from trusted mentors, peers, or legal professionals. Understanding your rights and having a support system can provide valuable guidance and strength when navigating workplace challenges.
- Stand Up for Yourself: Advocate for your rights and don’t be afraid to push back against unjust treatment. Raslyn’s story underscores the importance of resilience and assertiveness in demanding fair treatment and holding employers accountable.
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Exposing Toxic Workplaces: Ansa Edim’s Fight for Safety with Blacklist
S8: Ep 3
In this episode, Felicia sits down with Ansa Edim, founder and CEO of Blacklist, to discuss the groundbreaking platform dedicated to exposing toxic workplaces and promoting safety for underrepresented communities. Discover how Blacklist works, the impact it’s making, and the importance of restorative justice in creating equitable workplaces. -
Career Growth and Self-Care In 2024 with Tiffany Samuels
S7: Ep 42
In this Season 7 finale episode, Felicia and her B-School bestie, Tiffany Samuels, reflect on their wins and growth in 2023. They discuss the importance of being their authentic selves in the workplace and the challenges they face in navigating corporate environments. With their signature humor and candid conversations, Felicia and Tiffany provide practical insights and inspiration for anyone looking to thrive in their careers. -
2024 Is Going To Be Rough For Blacks At Work
S8: Ep 1
In this season premiere episode, Felicia Ann Rose Enuha, also known as the Trill MBA, discusses the challenges faced by Black women in the workplace, highlighting recent studies and real-life examples. She emphasizes the importance of recognizing and addressing workplace injustices, providing practical advice on career management strategies.
