Creating supportive workplaces with open communication, flexible work arrangements, and increased awareness can help mitigate all situations. In this episode we discuss how menapause can affect the careers of woman. Our guest is Lisa Boate.
If you would like to reach out or connect with Lisa:
linkedin.com/in/lisa-boate-menopause-consultant-and-coach-22b390261
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Hi, I’m Andrew Stoute, host of Let’s Be Diverse, an HR podcast where I share motivational posts, insights on HR and leadership topics, and personal anecdotes. As an empathetic and innovative HR professional, my goal is to inspire like-minded individuals who believe that the workplace should be a safe place to succeed and grow. Together, let’s explore different perspectives and create meaningful
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