Memoirs of a Working Girl
Katarina PetruzzoPersonal essays, ruminations, cultural commentary, and fashion reviews. Things on my mind and in the world.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 24 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 7 months ago |
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The Anti-Recruiter Manifesto: How I Bypass the Middlemen (And You Can Too)
When it comes to job hunting, recruiters (aka headhunters) are supposed to be your fairy godmothers, waving their wands, parting red tape, and ushering you straight into the interview chamber. In reality, they more often feel like gatekeepe...
$1B+ Celeb Brand Exits - How Much Do They Really Take Home?
Celebrities often make headlines for selling their personal brands or side ventures for eye‐popping sums in the $1B+ range. From Hailey Bieber’s skincare line Rhode to Ryan Reynolds’ Aviation American Gin, these headline figures make it eas...
Hustle Now, Heal Later?
I wish I could say I do it for the impact. For the love of the work. For the greater good.
But no. I do it for the money.
There. I said it.
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How to Manage Up in Corporate America
Let’s start here: “managing up” is a corporate euphemism for babysitting. You’re babysitting your manager’s calendar, bandwidth, memory, and communication style — often while trying to prevent your own slow descent into irrelevance via "qui...
Champagne for a Cause & Why I Side-Eye Most Charity Events
Let me start with a disclaimer: I believe in giving back. I believe in helping people. I believe in using privilege for good, financial, educational, social, all of it.
What I don’t believe in is charity that looks more like a fashion show...
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