Alison on dealing with toxic co-workers, stepping up as a leader & how to ask for a payrise.

EPISODE · Feb 29, 2020 · 37 MIN

Alison on dealing with toxic co-workers, stepping up as a leader & how to ask for a payrise.

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Dearest you.To celebrate International Women’s Day (IWD) on March 8, I'm answering questions sent in by you — Offline’s cherished community of listeners. IWD exists to celebrate the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women, but in my eyes, it also celebrates the work so many women do each and everyday to support our collective advancement. One of the many ways we can advance the women around us is by sharing our knowledge, and this episode is dedicated to doing just that. I give advice across a range of topics including stepping up as a leader, dealing with toxic co-workers, raising your frequency, finding a job after being made redundant, asking for a pay rise, maintaining your financial independence, the one thing founders need to do in order to scale their businesses and how to be your True Self on social media. I also address the discrimination many women face when it comes to pursuing their career or starting a family. I hope this episode leaves you feeling empowered and supported. Remember: informed, kind and compassionate women are unstoppable. And when it comes to achieving social, economic and cultural equality, we’re all in it together. Please note: I am offering my advice and opinion. It’s important that you consult the people you trust the most before making any decisions.Thank you for being here.Alison xogo deeper.Watch on YouTubeSubscribe to SubstackBook a 1-1 SessionSeasonal CurriculumAlison's Instagram Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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