S7: Ep 11
The Follow-Up: F’ Your Likeability
In this episode, we follow up on S3: Ep 42 Remix: Likeability, The Bane Of Black Women At Work and further discuss:
Code-switching and communication: Discover how to effectively navigate the dominant culture of whiteness in the workplace as a Black professional while maintaining your authenticity.Navigating white spaces in the corporate worldStruggles with code-switching and authenticityBalancing professionalism and cultural identityThe power of likability: Learn about the impact of likability on career progression and how to strike a balance between being your Black, fabulous self and being relatable to your colleagues.The role of likability in career successConnecting with coworkers while staying true to yourselfBuilding relationships to advance in the workplaceDiverse leadership matters: Understand the importance of diverse leadership for creating inclusive environments, fostering opportunity, and increasing company profits.The benefits of diversity in leadershipStrategies for promoting diversity and inclusionThe connection between diverse leadership and company performanceSystemic racism and the workplace: Let’s talk about addressing and overcoming the systemic racism that still exists in our workplaces today.Recognizing and combating systemic racismThe impact of microaggressions on Black professionalsAdvocating for change in corporate environmentsSurviving and thriving in the workplace: Get strategic tips for success and survival as a Black professional in today’s corporate world.Essential skills for navigating the workplaceBuilding resilience and confidenceOvercoming challenges and barriers to successFinding your personal outlets: Learn the importance of having spaces, like therapy and podcasts, where you can be your authentic self and process your experiences in the workplace.The value of self-care and support systemsCreating safe spaces to process workplace experiencesThe role of therapy and podcasts in maintaining mental healthSeeking support and community: Hear about the value of coaching, listener letters, and connecting with others who understand your journey as a Black professional woman.Benefits of coaching and mentorshipThe power of shared experiences and communityListener letters and advice for fellow Black professionalsDon’t forget to subscribe, rate, and review The Trill MBA Show. Your support helps us reach and inspire more professionals like you. Let’s glow up together!
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Editing and Sound Design by Chris Mann of Podshaper
Sources:
How to Be More Likeable at Work | The Muse
Why Likability Matters More at Work – WSJ
Diversity and Authenticity
You Should Plan On Switching Jobs Every Three Years For The Rest Of Your Life