Your company has an opinion about what you’re worth. It’s not the final word.
Stay inside one company long enough and it’s easy to start seeing yourself through its lens: your title, your salary, your last performance review, the promotion you didn’t get, the room you weren’t invited into.
But your company isn’t the market.
In this episode of Never Settle Again, Tracy Saunders breaks down one of the most dangerous career mistakes accomplished women make: letting one organization define their value.
You’ll learn why your internal reputation and your external market value can be wildly different, how staying too long can quietly distort what you believe is possible, and why sometimes the only way to understand what you’re really worth is to look beyond the walls of the company you’re in.
Before you accept another “not yet,” another tiny raise, or another year waiting to be recognized, listen to this.
Your company gets a vote. It doesn’t get the verdict.