Gabriel Mizrahi

I thought it was a girl. No, it was a woman. I was like, why does this guy not know about Grindr? Is he living under a rock and he's in a gay marriage? What is happening?

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Sure. Do you think she ever found out or what?

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Sure. Do you think she ever found out or what?

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Sure. Do you think she ever found out or what?

Something tells me your Uber driver and her husband are in mediation.

Something tells me your Uber driver and her husband are in mediation.

Something tells me your Uber driver and her husband are in mediation.

Hi Jordi and Gabe. I've worked in the music industry for six years and my career has been built through relentless hard work, strategic choices, and a women empowerment company I created from the ground up. That company became my launchpad. It helped me network, gain recognition, and open doors I once only dreamed of walking through. For two years, I worked at Music Company A and loved it.

Hi Jordi and Gabe. I've worked in the music industry for six years and my career has been built through relentless hard work, strategic choices, and a women empowerment company I created from the ground up. That company became my launchpad. It helped me network, gain recognition, and open doors I once only dreamed of walking through. For two years, I worked at Music Company A and loved it.

Hi Jordi and Gabe. I've worked in the music industry for six years and my career has been built through relentless hard work, strategic choices, and a women empowerment company I created from the ground up. That company became my launchpad. It helped me network, gain recognition, and open doors I once only dreamed of walking through. For two years, I worked at Music Company A and loved it.

The work was creative, consistent, and fulfilling. I hit my stride and felt truly content. Then I was approached by Music Company B, a direct competitor with a division focused on women empowerment. and not just by anyone, but by the head of the division, someone I had admired since 2019. She told me she'd been following my work for years and wanted me to join her team.

The work was creative, consistent, and fulfilling. I hit my stride and felt truly content. Then I was approached by Music Company B, a direct competitor with a division focused on women empowerment. and not just by anyone, but by the head of the division, someone I had admired since 2019. She told me she'd been following my work for years and wanted me to join her team.

The work was creative, consistent, and fulfilling. I hit my stride and felt truly content. Then I was approached by Music Company B, a direct competitor with a division focused on women empowerment. and not just by anyone, but by the head of the division, someone I had admired since 2019. She told me she'd been following my work for years and wanted me to join her team.

I had the chance to choose my title, negotiate a competitive salary, and step into a part of the business I'd always dreamed of exploring, all while working remotely. She promised that I would learn directly from her and dive into a number of exciting, high-impact projects. I spent seven months carefully considering the decision. It felt like the ultimate I've-made-it moment.

I had the chance to choose my title, negotiate a competitive salary, and step into a part of the business I'd always dreamed of exploring, all while working remotely. She promised that I would learn directly from her and dive into a number of exciting, high-impact projects. I spent seven months carefully considering the decision. It felt like the ultimate I've-made-it moment.

I had the chance to choose my title, negotiate a competitive salary, and step into a part of the business I'd always dreamed of exploring, all while working remotely. She promised that I would learn directly from her and dive into a number of exciting, high-impact projects. I spent seven months carefully considering the decision. It felt like the ultimate I've-made-it moment.

But a year and three months into this new job, I am completely disheartened. None of the work I was promised has been delivered. I'm lucky if I manage to get my boss's attention more than once a month. I'm kept out of major conversations and meaningful work, constantly told that I'll be looped in soon.

But a year and three months into this new job, I am completely disheartened. None of the work I was promised has been delivered. I'm lucky if I manage to get my boss's attention more than once a month. I'm kept out of major conversations and meaningful work, constantly told that I'll be looped in soon.

But a year and three months into this new job, I am completely disheartened. None of the work I was promised has been delivered. I'm lucky if I manage to get my boss's attention more than once a month. I'm kept out of major conversations and meaningful work, constantly told that I'll be looped in soon.

I've raised my concerns multiple times only to be met with defensiveness and even the dismissive line, check yourself. To make matters worse, my direct manager is an extreme micromanager. Every email must go through her for approval. She nitpicks every word and makes mountains out of molehills, and it's clear she's looking for someone to be a carbon copy of herself.