Your Working Life with Noelle Nelson
Dr. Noelle Nelson is the author of “Got a Bad Boss? Work that Boss to Get What You Want at Work” where she shows how workers can turn the tables on a bad boss to take control of their job and career.
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Your Working Life with Jenny Evans
Jenny Evans is the author of The Resiliency rEVOLUTION: Your Stress Solution For Life, 60 Seconds at a Time.
Your Working Life with Di Worrall
Di Worrall created a model for accountable achievement called: The Accountability Code™. She discusses her best-selling book – Accountability Leadership: How Great Leaders Build a High-Performance Culture of Accountability and Responsibility.
Your Working Life with Jason Hanold
Jason Hanold is CEO & Managing Partner of Hanold Associates, HR Executive Search. He discusses assembling high-performing leadership teams through rigorous capability and nuanced culture fit assessment.
Your Working Life with Mitzi Weinman
Mitzi Weinman is the founder of TimeFinder, which offers practical approaches to personal productivity.
Your Working Life with Stacia Pierce
Stacia Pierce is CEO of Ultimate Lifestyle Enterprises and committed to empowering women to live their dream life and excel in their dream career through coaching.
Your Working Life with Dr. Paul White
Dr. Paul White is a psychologist, author, speaker, and consultant who, for over two decades, has helped countless businesses and organizations make work relationships work.
Your Working Life with Betsy Polk and Maggie Chotas
Betsy Polk and Maggie Ellis Chotas discuss The Mulberry Partners, their consulting practice that helps individuals, teams, and organizations strengthen collaboration, improve communication, resolve conflict, and achieve goals that stick.
Your Working Life with Lydia Frank
Lydia Frank is the Editorial & Marketing Director for PayScale.com and discusses new data about college alumni career outcomes, the gender pay gap, and underemployment.
Your Working Life with Anne Grady
Anne Grady, author of “52 Strategies for Life, Love and Work” discusses how raising a child with mental illness taught her the skills businesses and organizations need to thrive.
