How To Ask Your Boss For More Money

Token CEO

Lemonada Media

Business, Management

4.2 • 4K Ratings

🗓️ 28 February 2023

⏱️ 15 minutes

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Summary

On today's episode Erika gives us a look inside at her week at Barstool. We are a week into the Penn acquisition and Erika tells us about changes that have happened (and haven't happened) plus what will change in the future and the business strategies the company is moving forward with. We also take a look at the launch of Pirate Water and preview the upcoming Rough 'N Rowdy, which features another female headline fight. And as always we answer your business Q&A's including standing out in a virtual interview, leaving job off your resume and the best way to ask about raises and bonuses. Enjoy! (00:01:57) Boardroom (00:07:25) Q&A

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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.
0:11.2	All right. It is Thursday, February 28th. It is a snow day kind of in New York City, which is so
0:18.4	exciting. It's the year 2023. They like when I remind people of that. This is the token CEO podcast.
0:25.3	I'm Erica. I'm the CEO of Barstool Sports. Now owned by Penn National. Before we get into our
0:32.0	episode, Barstool has been a small business for 20 years this year. Omega accounting solutions
0:39.1	is an incredible partner to small businesses all over this country. So if you have a pizza shop,
0:45.3	a small media company, a tech company, a dog groomer, a hair stylist, a barber, I mean, there's just
0:54.0	health food store, a cafe, a restaurant, a nail salon. There's just all sorts of small businesses
1:00.4	out there. And if you have a small business and you stayed open during COVID and employed people,
1:06.0	you may be eligible to receive up to $26,000 per employee through something called the employee
1:14.0	retention credit. Time is running out for you to be able to get the employee retention credit
1:20.7	and to get up to $26,000 from the government because you stayed open and because you employed
1:27.7	people. All it takes to figure it out is a free 10 minute consultation or to go to omegataxcredits.com
1:35.8	slash barstool sports to learn more. Omega is a small business champion. They care about small
1:42.1	businesses getting this tax credit. They care about companies that worked so hard and were so creative
1:48.5	to stay open, get the money they deserve for all of that effort. If you call 1-800-309-ERC,
1:56.0	that's 1-800-309-ERC, 1-800-309-ERC or visit omegataxcredits.com slash barstool sports,
2:06.8	you can find out more now. So Tuesday is our Q&A episode. So we have a bunch of great Q&A
2:15.2	I'll give you a quick upshot of what's happening at barstool sports and then you can go on your
2:19.6	way. Thursday we have an awesome interview with girlbosstown. I loved this woman. She's a fellow
2:26.0	New Hampshire. I eat, I guess you would say she's from New Hampshire. Lives in Medford, Massachusetts
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