Episode 136: Loyalty Has Limits

The Broad Experience

Careers, Society & Culture, Business

5.0 • 592 Ratings

🗓️ 15 November 2018

⏱️ 24 minutes

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So many women stick around in jobs they've had for years, unsure of their next step. In the first part of this episode we look at why it can be so hard to move on even when we know we should. In part two we talk about emotions in the workplace. Is it OK to cry openly (really?) or should we stick with the conventional advice to flee to the bathroom? We learn about gender and the science of tears. And we meet someone who has to watch her tone of voice and expression pretty much all the time for fear of being misunderstood.

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0:44.3	Welcome to the broad experience, the show about women, the workplace, and success.
0:45.6	I'm Ashley Milntight.
0:51.5	This time, why it can be so hard for women to leave a job they've held for a while.
0:53.9	I didn't want to let anyone down.
0:58.6	I didn't want to let not only my coworkers who were my family, but the community.
1:00.2	I didn't want to let the community down.
1:05.2	And later in the show, what part do emotions play and how women are perceived at work?
1:13.5	I'm constantly thinking about the whole presentation, body language, you know, what my facial expression must look like, the tone of my voice, the volume of my voice.
1:18.4	Coming up on the broad experience.
1:34.8	I've been thinking a lot lately about how much has changed since I started the podcast almost seven years ago.
1:45.4	Women and work wasn't a big topic of conversation then. Now it is huge. Some of my first shows don't sound as relevant anymore because the topics have been so well covered since then. But some things feel just as relevant today as they did then. One of
1:51.9	those topics, I think, is the complicated feelings a lot of women have about leaving a long-time
1:57.9	job. Back in 2013, I talked to Danielle Maville.
2:03.0	Danielle had worked for Etsy for several years.
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