In this episode, Raven O’Neal and Emily Bronaugh, CEO of Worth of Work, dive into a timely discussion on how the pandemic has transformed leadership, particularly for women in business.
They explore the unique challenges of remote work, including the blurred lines between professional and personal life, the anxiety around constant digital availability, and the critical need for setting healthy boundaries in a virtual environment.
Emily shares her expert insights on how women can leverage their innate strengths in leadership roles, emphasizing the importance of fostering a positive and inclusive workplace culture.
The conversation also touches on the delicate balance of productivity and control, specifically, the struggles of delegation and trusting teams in a distributed work setting.
Finally, they examine the shifting expectations of younger generations entering the workforce and what these changes mean for the future of leadership.
Packed with real-world wisdom, this episode offers valuable perspectives for anyone navigating the evolving landscape of work and leadership.
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Permission to Lead Course: www.worthofwork.com/courses/permission-to-lead
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