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That's HBS. M.E. slash work. business review. And in this episode we're going to do something a little bit different. We hear

a lot from our listeners and many of them are early in their careers. They regularly email

us with questions about workplace issues that they're dealing with.

So we wanted to pull in our friend Paige Cohen who oversees Ascend for HBR and who regularly deals with stuff like this.

So Paige, welcome.

Thank you, Amy. It's so great to be here.

Tell us a little about a send.

So yeah, a send is a sub-brand that we've recently launched and it lives under Harvard Business Review,

but like you said, it's really more about offering work and life advice to young people around the world.

So that could be someone who's just graduating and doesn't know what they want to do or is looking for a

device on how to land a first job. It could be someone who's just trying to

navigate their early career or even a first-time manager. And it's sort of similar to what we do on women at work because you guys take on really thorny questions too.

Yeah, exactly.

And it's focused on giving that same kind of quality practical advice.

And like women at work, we're focused on building a community and elevating people's stories.

So we try to feature voices that are just inclusive and share important perspectives that people can relate to and learn from right now.

Yeah.

Paige, let's get into some of the questions that have come into us at women at work that I think you would

be particularly qualified to help us think through.

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