49. Combating Corporate Burnout

from Dear Work Wives Hosted by Adrienne Dorison, Emily Doyle

Welcome back, work wives! At the top of the episode, we have a lot of thoughts about "job-hunting" and "jumpy resumés" to share. Then we dive into today's 3 stories: 1) How to hold interviews for your company when you're actually miserable there. (20:50) 2) A female auto technician who had the most awkward interview with a man. (27:06) 3) How to combat corporate burnout without completely setting your life on fire in the process. (36:14) If you liked what you heard today, please be sure to give us a follow and share this episode with a friend! If you have your own horror story to share, we are always looking for submissions at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.dearworkwives.com

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