The Value We All Judge the Most

The Value We All Judge the Most

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Please Advise: Stop Networking. Do This Instead.

This week on Becoming You’s Please Advise series, your host Suzy Welch takes two more listener calls. Erin is a 55-year-old single mom of three, working a job in HR that's quietly hollowing her out, and she wants to know: does she stick it out until she knows exactly what to do n ...  Show more

Is AI Coming for Your Job? An Economist Gives It to Me Straight

This week on Becoming You, your host Suzy Welch hits pause on the values deep-dive series for something urgent: the state of work today. After Suzy casually dropped the phrase "job hugging" on a recent appearance at the Today Show — which is the trend of people gripping their job ...  Show more

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