83| Why Vulnerability Is Necessary When Working Remotely

from Future Female Leaders · host Nichole Harrop, Lindsey Nelson

Lindsey Nelson is a Writer, Editor and Content Marketer. She is the Co-founding editor of a creative Literary Magazine called F3ll Magazine, and is a content marketer at Huckabuy — a Technical SEO SaaS company. She specializes in SEO, social media, and website content. Connect with her on LinkedIn Questions we talk about: You were hired on full time right when the world was becoming very uneasy with the pandemic, were you worried about your new role at all? When did you feel comfortable to show vulnerability? Have you always felt comfortable to be yourself? Why do you think it's important to be vulnerable in a remote environment? Bonus Question: What advice would you give to someone who is afraid to be vulnerable while working remotely?

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