ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Ever gotten one slightly negative comment from your boss and immediately questioned your entire career? Same!
This week, Emily unpacks why workplace feedback can feel so personal, how much of our identity we tie to being good at our jobs, and why sometimes the feedback really is just bad. Plus, how to take criticism without letting one conversation ruin your entire day.
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