#278 How to be a good manager

#278 How to be a good manager

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#570 The Four People Every Squiggly Career Network Needs

Your career doesn't need a bigger network, it needs a better one. In this Squiggly Shortcut, Helen shares the four roles that matter most for your career community, and why focusing on just these four makes building your career relationships feel a lot more doable. 🎯 What You'll ...  Show more

#569 Why zero distance will make you better at your job

How close are you to yourself, your team and the people you serve? In this episode, Helen and Sarah borrow brilliance from the concept of zero distance, a philosophy championed by brands like e.l.f. Beauty, and turn it into one of the most honest and practical self-reflection exe ...  Show more

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