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Have you ever felt violated at work? In this week's episode of The Black Conference Call, we discussed a real-life listener's story about her male coworker stealing her breast milk from the break room refrigerator. Listen now to find out what she decides to do and how you can protect yourself from similar situations.
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Join me as I share my personal story about how I struggled with being a neurodivergent black woman in corporate. Until I was diagnosed with ADHD and learned how to navigate my complex brain, I struggled. Hopefully my story and advice can help you or someone you know.
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Join me as I read our first letter from a listener. Why doesn't her co worker like her? Is she wrong for how she's acting?
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Join me as I discuss 10 things you can do to prepare for a layoff. If you stay ready, you don't have to get ready.
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Join me as I speak with you on why you should start saying yes more and why saying no to certain things are hindering you from advancing.
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On this episode of The Black Conference Call, join me as I interview special guest Tracie. Tracie is a Registered Nurse of 7 years who recently started as a Nurse Case Manager at the Center for Black Women's Wellness. Tracie will open up with us about her eye-opening experience she had as a travel nurse and will go into why it's so important that black women need doctors who look like them.
Center For Black Women's Wellness Resources (Atlanta, GA):
**Visit the website or reach out to Tracie's work email [email protected] for more information**
**The center is closed due to Covid-19 but a lot of resources can still be accessed virtually.
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A mentor is someone who's more knowledgeable and more experienced in a certain field or area of life than you; and they train or advise someone using their knowledge that they've obtained in that field. And that relationship between you and that person would be called a mentorship. A mentor can have expertise in marriage, in a particular business field, a company, your health, and even spirituality. They've been there, done that, and their purpose is to guide you in a onward and upward path where you make less mistakes than they did and they can provide you the tools that they've obtain to reach their success. They cheer you on, teach you, guide you, offer advice, they provide you with their resources, to teach you how to work smarter and not harder, and can even give access to their network, and most importantly THEY KEEP IT ALL THE WAY REAL WITH YOU, if they don't keep it real with you, then they're not a mentor.
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Today, we will be speaking with Special Guest, Star.
Star, is a recruiter with over 10 years of experience. She will share some tips when it comes to navigating into your new career, along with some of her hardships of Recruiting While Black.
Resources From Star:
1. Black Career Women's Network:
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Today, we are going to discuss manifesting the career you want.
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Join us as we speak with special guest, Iris, a Marketing & PR Manager who's also sat on hiring committees, as she discuss her challenges with pay negotiation while being a black female.
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