EPISODE · May 29, 2025 · 29 MIN
Episode 4--How much sh%t are you willing to take just to keep your job?
from Ruthless Truth · host Marvin Davis
Send us Fan MailIn this Episode, Truth discusses dissatisfaction in the workplace, and what do you do when you reach your breaking point. Additionally, there's a brief discussion on a recent (and sometimes obnoxious) advertising trend. Finally, the U.S. History fun fact is about NYC skyscrapersMy life and career experiences provide credentials and a unique perspective to speak on a variety oftopics. Specifically, I was born and raised in the Orange Mound neighborhood of Memphis, TN. Fromthere I have had an exceptionally successful Corporate Career, including executive level roles as ChiefMarketing Officer for Comcast, LifeLock, and ServiceMaster. Additionally, as VP of Brand Management, Ilaunched the iconic “Can you hear me now?” campaign for Verizon Wireless. After retiring from a 30-year career, I bought and managed an Insurance Agency, and for the past 6 years I have been a licensedFinancial Advisor helping people plan for retirement. I’ve been a resident of 8 different states and havebeen married for 35 years. I have one son living in Los Angeles, while the other one lives in Brooklyn, NY.Mixed & Edited by Next Day [email protected]
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Send us Fan Mail In this Episode, Truth discusses dissatisfaction in the workplace, and what do you do when you reach your breaking point. Additionally, there's a brief discussion on a recent (and sometimes obnoxious) advertising trend. Finally, the U.S. History fun fact is about NYC skyscrapers My life and career experiences provide credentials and a unique perspective to speak on a variety of topics. Specifically, I was born and raised in the Orange Mound neighborhood of Memph...
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