The System Was Built to Break Us Throughout her two decades in the workforce and as a coach for women navigating midlife transitions, Jess has seen firsthand how workplaces in late stage capitalism are designed to extract everything from employees while offering little in return. The system is designed to take advantage of our core … Read More!
Authentic Leadership and Workplace Culture: A Conversation with Nick Gorrie
We’ve obviously discussed in-depth some real horror stories in this book from my time in New York and The Netherlands, as well as some of the people we featured. I also wanted to share with you an example of a company that’s really doing it right – because not all companies are bad! In fact, … Read More!
Breaking the Chains of Toxic Workplaces: Rachel Radway’s Courageous Journey of Resilience and Advocacy
Sensitivity Is a Superpower That Sparks Change “You’ve been through the ringer,” I said to Rachel. “Tell me about your path of navigating these toxic workplaces and how you got through it all.” “I’m neurodivergent, and one way that manifests is in being highly sensitive and highly perceptive,” Rachel said, “physically, emotionally, and energetically. Traits … Read More!
Navigating a Toxic Workplace, Misgendering, and Healing from Emotional Abuse: Chirona Rose Silverstein’s Journey
Chirona Rose Silverstein’s career journey has been one of resilience, self-discovery, and advocacy. Their experiences at Intel, spanning various roles from technical program management to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) work, highlight the complexities and dysfunctions of navigating corporate environments while staying true to your identity. In this eye-opening interview, Chirona shares their insights on … Read More!
A Nightmare Executive Director and the Five-Year Fight for Justice
I first met Kat Sweeney through the Changing Work community, a wonderful group based on improving and elevating the current atrocious state of work. She mentioned that she has a very intense work experience to share, and what she went through is perfect for this book – showing that dysfunction exists in so many different … Read More!