EPISODE · Feb 8, 2023 · 35 MIN
Episode #28: New Year Catch-up + How Our Careers Affect Our Children
from The Working Mother Experience · host Working Mother Experience
It's been a while since The Working Mother Experience team had a moment to simply connect, reflect and dissect (not frogs, articles). We have to say, we are very excited for what 2023 holds for us personally, professionally and for the growth we foresee in The Working Mother Experience. A huge shoutout to all the incredible working mothers who have submitted a piece of original art and those in the process of creating; we are so grateful for our amazing and growing community. In this episode, we dig into a variety of topics ranging from adult gymnastics (yes, it's a thing), our current career updates and our views on a recent Harvard Business Review article entitled, "How Our Careers Affect Our Children". Interestingly, but perhaps not interestingly, male and female parents need different things from their workplaces and roles; but perhaps not the things you might immediately suspect.We tap into many themes related to resourcefulness, authority, and the idea that we may be becoming too available for our kids. Let us know what your thoughts are - we always love hearing from our listeners. Article --> https://hbr.org/2018/11/how-our-careers-affect-our-children
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It's been a while since The Working Mother Experience team had a moment to simply connect, reflect and dissect (not frogs, articles). We have to say, we are very excited for what 2023 holds for us personally, professionally and for the growth we foresee in The Working Mother Experience. A huge shoutout to all the incredible working mothers who have submitted a piece of original art and those in the process of creating; we are so grateful for our amazing and growing community. In this ...
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