Season 2 Episode 2: On authenticity at work, the importance of connection and not letting life happen to you with Natalie Ranki-Goldman

When Work Isn't Work: Season 2, Episode 2

I loved this chat! Natalie is such an impressive human - she has been a CEO of a tech start up, Chief People Officer, hosts her own podcast, has just started a big new role within government, has started a number of side hustles, and is also studying a masters in psychology on the side, with her spare time! 


This conversation covers the importance of being authentic in work, Natalie’s own recent experience job hunting, and why it’s important (yet terrifying) to fail. I hope everyone enjoys this chat as much as I did!

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