The Art Of Taking Feedback (and when NOT to care)

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This weeks episode is inspired by one of my clients who was BOLD... and it WORKED. This is your pep talk for the week. Let's kick it off right. 

This In this episode of The Straight Shooter Recruiter Podcast with Emily Durham, we delve into the art of winning hearts and becoming the most likeable person at work. Being well liked at work plays a crucial role in professional success, fostering positive relationships, collaboration, and career advancement. Here is exactly how to become everyone's favourite new employee. Send me your questions: https://linktr.ee/emilydurham

Oh how I love a questions episode. Let's talk about making that money, changing careers and more. xx

Welcome back besties! This episode is a What Would Emily Do (WWED), where we dive into your career (and life questions) This week we talked about how to navigate salary negotiations, how to manage work friendships and so much more. Don't forget to send me your questions.https://forms.gle/ZzRd6TSTbPh98U7g6

Oh sweet friends, the feeling of being lost in your 20's especially when it comes to career is all kinds of stressful. This episode is dedicated to helping you get back on track and feel better.

This episode will genuinely change your life. We delve into the art of turning setbacks into stepping stones. Whether you’re navigating a career transition, seeking personal growth, or aiming to thrive in your current role, understanding how to learn from mistakes is crucial. Join us as we explore practical strategies to embrace setbacks, shift your mindset, and propel your career forward.Thanks for being here!

Okay I haven't done this before but I realized people are wild. Send me your questions: inktr.ee/emilydurham

Hi dear friends! Feedback, critique and praise all have one thing in common... they force us to centre the perspective of others. When should feedback at work matter, how can you take it and MOST importantly- how can you ensure it does not impact your self view?

Everyone seems to be talking about job hopping. Here's my honest take so you can maximize your earnings and (as always) minimize the BS. If you have questions, send them over: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdBBgl8evSmJ30y9ST5N2FBody1SJ8W_ip4uvrBXuMnhWWDSQ/viewform