INFORMAZIONI SU QUESTO EPISODIO
In the first episode of the podcast, our co-founder Melissa talks about her experiences of returning to work after both her children.
She talks about the reality of US maternity leave (spoiler alert: it's worse than you think) and how she and her family navigated that together.
She talks about some of the very real, practical challenges of a comparatively short maternity leave e.g. finding clothes that fit and dealing with a lack of sleep - and also some of the skills this shift taught her, including learning the importance of looking after yourself and re-establishing what ambition looks like.
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Episode 4 covers Theresa Kim's story. She's an HR leader, based in Seattle, with two children.
Theresa's story covers a lot of ground - a new city, a new job, new motherhood - and all of it during COVID. The discussion covers shifting identity and ambition, maternal mental health, and postpartum i…
In our second episode of this podcast, our other co-founder Maddy talks about her experience of... not returning to work after having a baby.
Maddy was made redundant while she was pregnant with her first child, which came with a mixture of emotions. She talks about the experience, as well as her d…
The third episode of this podcast sees our first guest join us. Katherine Cumberbatch is a senior HR leader, based in the UK, who has two children.
Katherine knows a thing or two about HR policies, which is why she was an early adopter of shared parental leave and went back to work when her childr…
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