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“The hosts of the podcast and their guest had some problematic views on asking out female coworkers. They were a bit dismissive of the 'me too' movement. Its frustrating to hear them defend romantic advances on women in the workplace without addressing the incredibly compromising position that this puts women in. If women and men were paid the same, were equally represented in management, and treated the same in a professional atmosphere, then we would be on a level playing field and asking a female coworker out to coffee would not be a fraught situation.”Read full review »
c.j.g.88 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/20/18
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“It’s awesome to hear hosts disagree or hold different points of view when dispensing advice. It’s just not one size fits all solutions and it makes it so much easier to see the vital priorities.”
Alyx363 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/15/18
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