Show Notes
What should you do when a difficult conversation feels impossible? How do you support a colleague who might be burning out? And how do you earn respect when you're still early in your career? In this bonus episode, Tim answers three questions sent in by the re:WORKING listeners, sharing practical advice on navigating some of the trickiest situations we face at work. In this episode you’ll learn: Why negotiation isn't the same as conflict
The subtle signs someone may be struggling with burnout
How to build authority and influence before you have seniority
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