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S8: E6
Surviving Target: How This Ex-Employee Is Thriving Now
In part two of this powerful interview, Felicia continues her conversation with Raslyn Wooten, founder of Notable Career Magazine. Raslyn dives deeper into her mission to empower Black women in the workplace. She shares the content and features of her magazine, practical advice for navigating workplace challenges, and her vision for creating an equitable environment for Black women. Raslyn also discusses her experiences with clients and the impact of workplace culture on Black women’s careers. Tune in for valuable insights and inspiration from Raslyn’s journey and learn how you can support and benefit from this transformative movement.
Key Takeaways in this Episode:
- Creating an Equitable Workplace: Raslyn emphasizes the importance of building an environment where Black women are celebrated and supported. She discusses the need for spaces that prioritize the unique experiences and challenges faced by Black women in the workplace.
- Practical Career Advice: The magazine provides practical advice on various topics such as retirement planning, navigating workplace dynamics, and maintaining work-life balance. Raslyn highlights the importance of being proactive in managing one’s career and understanding the nuances of workplace interactions.
- Celebrating Black Excellence: Raslyn talks about her vision for Notable Career Magazine to become a platform that recognizes and celebrates the achievements of Black women. She aims to spotlight those who have made significant contributions to their fields and provide a source of inspiration for others.
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