Depending on where you are at in your career, which generation you are a part of, you may have the experience of what the workplace was like before technology really hit the workspace.

And even though it's evolving so quickly, you are likely going to be needed in the workplace a whole lot longer than you may want to be working because you're

going to be the person that is going to have to bridge the gap when the tech stops working.

Because tech always stops working.

Hey, I'm Kwame Christian and you are about to step into the world of Negotiate Anything, the number

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Today on Negotiate Anything, tech strategy expert Tiffany Rossick reveals how to transform challenging workplace conversations into opportunities for growth.

With over 20 years advising C-suite executives, Tiffany shares battle-tested strategies for

leading confidently through uncertainty,

managing emotional dynamics in high-stakes discussions, setting effective boundaries, and costly

mistakes to avoid. Drawing from her upcoming book, That's Not the Help I Need, Real Talk

for Women About Winning at Work, Tiffany offers practical wisdom for strategically pacing

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