The Employee Experience Edit
Brandi Copeland, Danielle ShroyerHonest conversations about modern work, leadership, and making work suck a little less.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 27 | Founded | 6 months ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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WTF, Corporate?
This podcast is for anyone who has ever sat in a meeting, read an email, watched a leadership decision unfold, and thought:
“Wait…are we all just pretending this is normal?”
Each week, I’ll unpack one real WTF work moment and ask what lea...
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They were about cracking waln...
WTF Culture at Work We've Somehow Accepted as Normal
This is Part 2 of 3 in the Corporate WTF Series, where we explore the weirdness and absurdity of the modern workplace, how we got here, and what next-gen leaders can do to make work a whole lot less weird. Part 3 drops next week.
If you re...
The WTF Culture at Work We've Somehow Accepted as Normal
This is Part 1 of 3 in the Corporate WTF Series, where we explore the weirdness and absurdity of the modern workplace, how we got here, and what next-gen leaders can do to make work a whole lot less weird. Part 2 drops next week.
If you’re...
I don't think we prepared managers for this version of work.
A note on generational language
Generational conversations are, by nature, generalizations. They look at common themes, shared cultural moments, and the experiences that tend to shape a group during their formative years. None of that eras...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Here for the next gen leaders shaping the future of work. 15+ years in corporate HR @ Disney & NBCU helping you navigate the emotional complexity & WTF moments of modern work without losing yourself in the process. Creator: Millennial Manager Method.
20+ years in Fortune 500 HR Leadership. Now I'm the mentor I wish I'd had, teaching what the degrees and certifications don't. Leadership. Confidence. You don't have to figure this out alone.
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