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Vanessa & Holland
are here to win the game of Corporate America.

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Meet Vanessa πŸ‘©β€πŸ« Not the person you call if you want to be talked out of something. Walking dictionary, encyclopedia, pop culture reference triple threat. Often the most interesting person in the room.

Meet Holland πŸ§˜β€β™€οΈ An actual, practicing minimalist. Charming in a crowd, but was recently informed she's an introvert (it was rough). Brand names and flagships only. Will make an optimized and streamlined system out of.... anything.

Together πŸ–€ They’re a powerhouse one-two-punch bringing you the game rules of Corporate America and secretly arming you with information and attitude to f*ck it up in the process.

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Episode 136 | The 70-10-10-10 Rule
Episode 136 | The 70-10-10-10 Rule

You've probably heard the Work Wives talk about writing down what you do, and then shouting it from Slack's highest rooftops... But where's the time in the day?

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Episode 135 | Take the Money & Run
Episode 135 | Take the Money & Run

Got a raise but no associated responsibility increase? Who cares! Take the money and run.

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Episode 134 | Go Ahead, Discuss Your Pay
Episode 134 | Go Ahead, Discuss Your Pay

What should you do when you find out a junior new hire makes 10k more than you, and why does it feel so weird to know what your coworkers make?

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Episode 133 | The Benefits of LinkedIn Premium Business
Episode 133 | The Benefits of LinkedIn Premium Business

LinkedIn Premium Business. Do you need it? Probably. Do you want to read a comparison chart from LinkedIn about it? No. Would you rather listen to the Work Wives banter about it? Duh.

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