Women at Work at HBR Dot Org

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In
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the meantime, we will keep checking our in box. So please keep emailing us, women at work at h b r dot org.
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I have loved going through the emails we get. It's so gratifying to hear how people kind of take in what we're talking about. You know, we rarely get a chance to talk about these kinden we talk about strategy and we talk about innovation.
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This stuff is real, and it's every
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day, and it's in your face if you're a woman in the workplace. And it's just great to be able to sit down with you guys and talk about it, and talk to these incredibly smart folks we've brought on as guests yet.
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I can't think of anything else that i have worked on here in 11 years. An each bor that has got this kind of reaction, or that has been so personally meaningful to me. Ne em, so it's been superasum
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ye, we get to do it again. I've
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loved working with you too. Yes.
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Likewise. And
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amanda, who always is lurking silently in the background. Ne she's here smiling.
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Ia, yupresses
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are out. This time a maing producer. Amanda, so
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while the podcast is coming to an end, maybe temporary, we we do publish an awful lot on gender and an the topics we've been covering over these last six episodes. So check out h b r dot org. Well.
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And i also interview women all the time for the h b r idea cast, poncast, like we have a great interview coming up with drew faust, the outgoing president of harvard, the first female president of harvard, on what that roll has been like for her. So i hope people will check that while we are away. And
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now we're all going silent because we knon't know how to say good bye to the audience we love. It's
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not good bye, it's tust see you later. We'll be back.

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