In this episode: Empowering Employees, Navigating Corporate Politics, Building Resilience, Financial Independence, Understanding Severance Agreements with Dan Goodman
Episode Summary
Adam speaks with Dan Goodman about the critical importance of empowering employees to advocate for themselves in the workplace. They explore the nuances of navigating corporate politics, the challenges of building resilience, and the path to Financial Independence. Dan shares his insights on understanding severance agreements and how employees can protect their interests against unfair practices.
Guest Bio
Dan Goodman is a passionate advocate for employees, helping them navigate the complexities of workplace dynamics and empowering them to stand up against wrongdoing. With a focus on Financial Independence and resilience, Dan has built a successful practice, guiding clients through the intricacies of employment agreements, severance negotiations, and workplace challenges.
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