39. Keep Crying

from Dear Work Wives · host Adrienne Dorison, Emily Doyle

Welcome back to Dear Work Wives! We have a lot to catch up on during this episode, and Emily gets really fired up during our last story! We start out with 2 headlines: 1. Why Gen Z wants to go back to the office. (03:15) 2. Some of the best and worst career advice the CEO of Business Inside has ever received. (12:17) Then we have 2 new submissions, and the answers have our emotions running high! 1. How to address conflict with a team member who hates you for seemingly no reason. (22:38) 2. An entrepreneur who is struggling with feeling like his wife is always negative about his creative ideas. (28:16) If you liked what you heard today, (including Emily's tears), please be sure to give us a follow and share this episode with a friend! And if you have your own horror story to share, we are always looking for submissions at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.dearworkwives.com

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