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EPISODE · Oct 8, 2024 · 47 MIN

Episode 26: Owning Your Value in the Career Process

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Episode Notes Our value and worth are often tied to work and achievements. In this episode, Christine Browne-Munz and Tanuja Ramchal, explore how linking your worth to your work can keep you from being remarkable and what you can do to own your value and shine in your career. Here's what's covered in the episode: The way in which the work model can lead to a scarcity mindset that erodes your sense of worth Christine shares how dealing with challenges helped her to see options in her career and trust her ability to get her needs met in spite of circumstance Why a resume is designed to weed candidates out and serve the goals of employers more than it is a tool to showcase your skills and qualifications and what you can do to communicate your skills/qualifications that are not easily conveyed on a resume The importance of always being a beginner at something and embracing the wobble How owning your value takes the focus off of having to prove yourself and creates room for more authentic interactions in your career

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Episode Notes Our value and worth are often tied to work and achievements. In this episode, Christine Browne-Munz and Tanuja Ramchal, explore how linking your worth to your work can keep you from being remarkable and what you can do to own your...

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