EPISODE · May 7, 2026 · 45 MIN
Knowledge is Power Hour: Qualitative Truths: Stories Women Leaders Tell
from Knowledge is Power Hour · host Jessica Neubauer
The conversation delves into the challenges of working women, the impact of social media influence, and critical perspectives on gender and leadership. It explores the return to office and gender dynamics, the season of overcommitment, and the importance of separating self from the system. Additionally, it emphasizes the significance of listening and learning from diverse experiences. The conversation delves into the importance of understanding different realities and the need for authenticity and passion in career choices. It also explores the role of qualitative research and storytelling, the concept of career suicide, workplace authenticity, and the system-servant-self model in the workplace.TakeawaysSocial media influenceChallenges of working womenCritical perspectives on gender and leadership Understanding different realitiesAuthenticity and passion in career choicesChapters00:00 Influence and Perception in the Digital Age09:00 Separating Self from System14:39 Authenticity and Passion in Career Choices28:10 System, Servant, Self Model
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