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Jun 25
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Career Advice: Kara Answers Listeners’ Q...

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For this special episode of “On,” we’re switching things up, and you’re the ones asking the questions. Kara offers concrete tips on dealing with bad managers, navigating AI, deciding whether to change careers entirely, and more. Top performers in the business world turn to Kara for advice all the time. Now, it’s your turn.  Questions? Comments? Email us a ... Show More
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