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Was that email rude? Does my boss hate me? Is this place toxic…or is it me? Work raises a lot of questions—and too many of them get stuck in our heads, rattling around until we feel overwhelmed and unqualified. No more. Join leadership coaches Jen Dionisio and Sara Wachter-Boettcher as they tackle the topics that come up over and over again with their clients: confusing performance reviews, dysfun... more

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It’s our final episode of this season of Per My Last Email, and we’re tackling a topic a lot of people struggle with: rest. Today’s letter-writer was recently laid off, and they know they need to to take a break. They can afford to take a break. Thei... more

Today’s letter-writer has become a human “answer machine”: She’s her team’s first (and only) stop to get questions answered and problems solved. But these constant interruptions are leaving her with no time to do her own work, and making her question... more

Today’s letter-writer is filling about five different roles at his company—and feels like he’s failing at all of them. Add in gaslighting executives and the finite number of hours in a workday, and he’s about ready to shut down entirely. Should he ju... more

Today’s letter writers thought they had their work lives sorted. But… turns out, maybe not. Should they start a new job search? And if they do, what questions should they ask themselves—and their prospective employers? Listen in as Jen and Sara help ... more

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Recent Guests

Roberta Dombrowski
Leadership and career coach at Learn Mindfully, focusing on supporting those who feel like an only in their organization.
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Hosts

Sara Wachter-Boettcher
Co-host of the show and a leadership coach specializing in workplace dynamics and personal development strategies.
Jen Dionisio
Co-host of the show and a leadership coach with a focus on providing actionable advice for navigating workplace challenges.

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 49 ratings
  • Great insight

    I was recently laid off on my job and happened to stumble across this podcast. The two episodes I’ve discovered that deal with layoffs actually had some extremely helpful advice. I look forward to deep diving into the rest of these episodes. Thank you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Andeeh
    United States2 years ago
  • A must listen

    The topics covered are always very relatable and the advice given is helpful and actionable (along with some witty banter). I love how grounded and compassionate the hosts are, plus the names they give to callers often brings a giggle.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Rachecald
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Hits so close to home

    As someone who’s led content, design, research, analytics and other creative teams over the last decade, the topics that hosts Sarah and Jen discuss and provide guidance on are so familiar to me. Two episodes in, I’ve learned new ways to approach some of the challenges my team might have and be afraid to tackle or discuss just yet. The advice is spot on. It’s unfortunate that these topics are so familiar and feel so real, but I’m glad Sarah and Jen are sharing their knowledge so we can all work ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CoryB23
    United States2 years ago
  • Love! Great approach (coaching and asking questions vs. giving straight advice)

    Loving this podcast so far. It’s a vastly different way of handling listener questions. I love that the hosts take their coaching knowledge and basically give a mini coaching session we can all benefit from. They tell what kinds of questions to ask if you find yourself in tricky work situations. And they also give SO MUCH empathy to the listeners who write in with questions. I’ve honestly never heard anything like it. Even the first ep on negative performance reviews — which I couldn’t related t... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MaeFK
    United States2 years ago
  • Great coaching

    I listened to the first episode, and it was very thoughtful. I can’t wait for more episodes for my myself and also to share with others who may be navigating tough work situations.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    cactus-friend
    United States2 years ago

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Many find the content relatable, highlighting the hosts' compassionate understanding of complex work situations.
Listeners appreciate the empathetic approach to addressing workplace challenges, often expressing gratitude for the actionable insights shared.
The coaching style of the hosts resonates well, offering a refreshing take on traditional career advice, making it feel accessible and supportive.

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#52
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#117
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#135
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Should I feel guilty for leaving?
Q: How do you navigate deciding to leave a company you're fighting so hard to change and feeling guilty for being a part of so many projects you may abandon?
Consider prioritizing where you invest your energy and focus on what's in your control while navigating feelings of guilt.
How do I weather this storm?
Q: How do you suggest that people in the tech industry take a good look at 2025 and have an actionable plan, particularly if they're unemployed?
Focus on staying connected with your community, invest in personal growth, redefine your values and needs, and maintain a sense of confidence and agency in the job market.
Who’s the boss?
Q: What does AP do if nothing changes in their organization?
They should focus on what they can control, look for support from colleagues, and decide whether to stay and try to make changes or to move on from the situation.
Who’s the boss?
Q: Are they unreasonable for expecting their VP to be their advocate?
No, their expectations are valid; however, it is important to check if those assumptions about the VP's lack of support are based on solid evidence.
Where do I go from here?
Q: How do I handle writing about an uncomfortable yet formative work experience as I prepare my resume for a career transition?
You could leave it off your resume, emphasize your skills gained, or describe your accomplishments without naming your mentor.

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