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WORK Conversations: Emily Tisch Sussman

Hi! Happy Friday! It’s sunny out on the East Coast which feels great. If I were in college right now I’d be wearing flip flops and shorts despite it being 40 degrees. Full spring energy. Speaking of, meet Emily Tisch Sussman. She’s fun, smart, fearless and not afraid of a big job ...  Show more

WORK Unsolicited Advice: More Money More Problems

This episode is about the stuff people don’t say out loud. The resentment when your partner makes less than you. The panic before asking for a raise. The isolation of being the only woman in a room full of men.These questions come from the Work Like a Girl Slack - a community of ...  Show more

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