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S5: Ep 33
Work Protocols: Sh*t You Need To Know For The Workplace Pt. 4
In this episode, we focus on the importance of confidence in the workplace and how to hold on to it!
Hint: Stop Doing The Most
Mentioned In This Episode:
Working As A Young Black In America by Morgan Brewton-Johnson
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Producer’s Cut: You Have To Manage Your Manager!
S5:Ep 19
In this Producer’s Cut, 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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S4:Ep 23
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