41. (Not) Spilling The Tea

from Dear Work Wives Hosted by Adrienne Dorison, Emily Doyle

Welcome back, work wives! This is our last episode of the year and we have some hilarious and enraging stories to dissect. Today we're discussing: 1. What to do if it feels like the whole office is annoyed at you after your vacation. (14:28) 2. How to cope with abuse from your boss when you're less than 9 months away from retirement. (20:35) 3. Can your company regulate your bathroom breaks when you work from home? (31:44) If you liked what you heard today, please be sure to give us a follow and share this episode with a friend! Come share your favorite story with us ⁠over on IG.⁠ And if you have your own horror story to share, we are always looking for submissions at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.dearworkwives.com

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