
Wise Women’s Workplace
Wise Women’s Workplace
This podcast is for any employee looking to get ahead in their job and become a sought-after team member. We’ll focus on all of those practices and behaviors that no one teaches you at school but that your boss wishes you knew about and that some colleagues may dread that you discover!
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Top 10 Wise Women’s Workplace Episodes
Goodpods has curated a list of the 10 best Wise Women’s Workplace episodes, ranked by the number of listens and likes each episode have garnered from our listeners. If you are listening to Wise Women’s Workplace for the first time, there's no better place to start than with one of these standout episodes. If you are a fan of the show, vote for your favorite Wise Women’s Workplace episode by adding your comments to the episode page.

#3 Learning to Love Reporting
Wise Women’s Workplace
02/25/19 • 9 min
While it may feel like reporting to your boss is just an opportunity to be criticised and micro-managed, reporting is actually a great opportunity for you to position yourself and get ahead. Listen to this episode if reporting is currently a chore for you and learn some insights into why it is so important for you and how to make it easier on yourself.

#2 Writing Emails for Better Response Rates
Wise Women’s Workplace
02/08/19 • 6 min
Today I share a few tips on how to improve your email communication so that it’s a lot easier for you to get faster responses to your emails.
If you would like to get more details on the processes I use, you will find more information here: https://wisewomensworkplace.com/emailcommunicationpointers
Enjoy the show!

#1 Knowing What You Don’t Know Could Change Your Career
Wise Women’s Workplace
02/03/19 • 5 min
Knowing what you don’t know could impact your whole career, and unfortunately most people won't tell you what you don't know. Today's episode highlights how knowing this has significantly impacted my career trajectory.
This podcast is for employees looking to get ahead in their job and become a sought-after team member.
We’ll focus on all of those practices and behaviors that no one teaches you at school but that your boss wishes you knew about and that some colleagues may dread that you discover!

#21 Chasing that dream job?
Wise Women’s Workplace
05/20/21 • 25 min
Is there such a thing as a dream job? During this episode, I share why it is very important for your career to really consider what your dream job would be.
•Career transition is like a journey
People think that career transition is just about updating their resume, trying to get an interview, and being able to change their job. But there are lots of different things that need to take place. And the better prepared you are, the easier your transition is going to be.
•Stay on top of things to make it easier
Even though a career transition process has many moving parts it does not have to be overwhelming. By regularly updating your resume, building your network and having the confidence to be visible, a lot of the work is already done.
•Is there such a thing as a dream job?
This is the elephant in the room. The important question is, what is behind the dream job? What is your dream job showing you about what you really want? Because one of the most important things in a career transition journey is being able to know what you want. You can't make a plan if you don't know where you want to end up.
•Ask the “why”
Don't just ask 'what do I want?' but ask yourself 'why do I want what I want?'. And it's about conditioning, the idea that beliefs that you have will lead to thoughts, which will lead to feelings, which will lead to taking certain actions which will lead to certain results.
•The beliefs you have shape the actions you take
If you were brought up in a family who has taught you 'money doesn't grow on trees', once you're older you will have a different attitude to money compared to someone you have been brought up with the belief 'money is a really useful resource to have'.
•How much money do you need?
One of the most common aspects that people need to look at to be able to understand what's behind what they want is finances. Ask yourself 'how much money do I really need?'. And don't just think about existence, shelter, food, a car. Think about what role money actually plays in your happiness. Some people don't need much money to feel happy, while others need more. They may need freedom or reassurance, for instance.
•How much money do you really want?
The next question is 'how much money do you really want?'. This is different to what you need and this question often opens up a lot of resistance for people.
•The freedom of not thinking about money
Having a certain level of wealth can bring you psychological freedom. You can stop living in fear of not having enough. But some people can't stop worrying about money even when they have reached a comfortable level.
•How do you feel about your job?
After financial goals you need to think about how you really feel about your job in the professional context.
•Why do you do what you do?
Are you in your current job because you are passionate about it or is it because this is what you've trained for and what you've always done?
•Aligning your personal growth and your professional satisfaction
Really understanding what drives you professionally is key to developing a career plan that will bring you happiness so that you can align it with what you want to be doing between your career and your personal life. And the first step to really getting there is figuring out what you really want.
•Reach out to Anita
Connect with Anita on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anitabelitz/
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#18 Make the Most of Working from Home
Wise Women’s Workplace
04/08/20 • 14 min
Working from home isn't as simple as transplanting your office day to your home office! In this episode, I share insights on what I found most important when transitioning from working in the office to working from home.
You can find more information on similar topics at www.wisewomensworkplace.com!

#16 How To Say "No" When You Are TOO Nice At Work
Wise Women’s Workplace
12/13/19 • 17 min
Are you too nice at work and get asked to help others all the time? This episode will give you some ideas on how to avoid getting asked, be prepared if you are asked, and know how to say no, if necessary.

#12 Job Security, Is There Such A Thing?
Wise Women’s Workplace
08/28/19 • 9 min
In this episode, I talk about job security and why it seems so important to so many people and is, in my opinion, only an illusion.
If you would like more information, please visit www.anitabelitz.com.

#9 Finding A Career Mentor
Wise Women’s Workplace
06/28/19 • 10 min
Finding a career mentor can be straightforward and easy with the four easy steps talked about it in this episode.
For more information, go to www.anitabelitz.com.

#8 Why You Should Have A Career Mentor
Wise Women’s Workplace
06/24/19 • 8 min
Having a career mentor can make a huge difference in your career. Find out why you should have one, regardless of what level you are in your organization.
For more information, go to www.anitabelitz.com.

#4 Reporting up
Wise Women’s Workplace
03/09/19 • 7 min
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FAQ
How many episodes does Wise Women’s Workplace have?
Wise Women’s Workplace currently has 32 episodes available.
What topics does Wise Women’s Workplace cover?
The podcast is about Career, Girlboss, Podcasts, Self-Improvement, Education, Business, Careers and How To Make Money.
What is the most popular episode on Wise Women’s Workplace?
The episode title '#21 Chasing that dream job?' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on Wise Women’s Workplace?
The average episode length on Wise Women’s Workplace is 12 minutes.
How often are episodes of Wise Women’s Workplace released?
Episodes of Wise Women’s Workplace are typically released every 13 days, 5 hours.
When was the first episode of Wise Women’s Workplace?
The first episode of Wise Women’s Workplace was released on Feb 3, 2019.
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