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EPISODE · Sep 12, 2024 · 26 MIN

Smart, Not Loud: Navigating Quiet Culture Bias | Jessica Chen (Part One)

from Knowledge Mindfulness Porch · host Dr. Laila Marouf

In this episode of The Knowledge Mindfulness Porch, Laila welcomes Emmy Award-winning communicator Jessica Chen, CEO of Soulcast Media, to discuss her new book, Smart Not Loud: How to Get Noticed at Work for All the Right Reasons. Jessica shares insights from her journey navigating the challenges of growing up in a traditional, quiet culture while working in fast-paced, loud environments like broadcast journalism and corporate America. Together, Laila and Jessica explore the concept of "quiet culture bias" and offer practical strategies for professionals who want to stand out at work without sacrificing their authentic selves. Jessica introduces her "4A Sequence"—Active Listening, Acknowledging, Anchoring, and Answering—a powerful communication framework designed to help even the most introverted individuals confidently contribute in meetings and advance their careers. Whether you're a leader looking to better understand your team or someone seeking to enhance your workplace presence, this conversation offers valuable lessons on blending wisdom with communication to achieve professional success.

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