Encouraging Employees In The Era Of Quiet Quitting | Work Like a Girl

Token CEO

Lemonada Media

Business, Management

4.2 • 4K Ratings

🗓️ 25 October 2022

⏱️ 15 minutes

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Summary

Erika is back on the quiet quitting train and answers a career coach's question about building teams in the era of quiet quitting. Plus, a woman looks for advice on creating change in the maternity leave policy at her company.

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0:00.0	Hey, token CEO listeners, you can find every episode on Apple podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube.
0:06.9	Prime members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music.
0:10.9	But I do think that quiet quitting is giving up and I think it's selling yourself short and I think
0:17.7	it's holding yourself back from really from true fulfillment and purpose and passion.
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1:03.8	What's up, Polly?
1:06.5	Good, nothing. I'm really excited to talk to you.
1:09.5	Same, where are you calling from?
1:11.2	I'm calling from Portland, Maine.
1:13.2	I saw that 207 and I was like, I know that area coming.
1:16.9	How's Portland, Maine?
1:18.2	You went to Colby.
1:19.6	I went to Colby. Are you from Maine? Are you a mainer?
1:22.8	Not, I could never say that. I moved here in 2000 and I think it takes several generations.
1:28.0	Yeah, 100%. You have to live in Maine for like 400 years so we consider it a mainer.
1:31.9	Right.
1:32.5	And you live in Portland, which also doesn't really count for Maine. But what's going on?
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