Disappointment and Refereeing
The conversation dives into the frustrations surrounding job roles that feel more like policing than leadership. Laura shares her experience in HR, feeling like a referee, while another speaker reflects on the disheartening dance of negotiating worth in business. Both highlight the underlying tension in corporate environments where financial decisions often overshadow genuine care for people.In this clip
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