14. Drama Queens!

from Dear Work Wives Hosted by Adrienne Dorison, Emily Doyle

In this episode of Dear Work Wives: An honest conversation about how to recover from burnout in your job. Tips for hiring so you can find the perfect fit for your team. Managing a team member that always seems to bring the drama. If you like what you hear, be sure to subscribe and leave us a glowing review! And if you have a horror story or need advice we’re always accepting submissions at ⁠www.dearworkwives.com

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