WorkLife with Adam Grant: Rethinking Flexibility at Work

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Diagnose your team’s problems with the Waterline Model

If a team isn’t working well, everybody feels it. But when problems arise in your team, the issue usually runs deeper than the people experiencing it. In this episode, Molly breaks down the Waterline Model, a framework developed by organizational psychologist Roger Harrison to he ...  Show more

Feeling stuck? Why your first job might have all the answers.

Whether you’re working on Wall Street or bussing tables, every job has something to teach you—and no job is more full of learning opportunities than your first. In this new Storytime segment, Molly invites Ashley Murphy back to swap stories about their first experiences in the wo ...  Show more

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