Rachel Feintzeig
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1,709 appearances
29 recordings
1 series
first heard Aug 2019
last heard Nov 2024
Rachel Feintzeig’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Any way you feel about work is totally normal.
Caring too much or not caring at all, like, it's all pretty much fine.
You can still be really good at your job while letting it have less of a hold over your entire life and identity.
And this isn't a problem for everyone, but I think it's a problem for a lot of us.
I know.
It's totally surreal, and it's very bittersweet.
I've been at the company for almost 17 years now.
But yes, it's true.
I am leaving to try to pursue some book writing and to spend some more time with my kids.
One was just this idea that failure is totally normal and any way you feel about work is totally normal.
caring too much or not caring at all.
Like it's all pretty much fine.
There's different ways to deal with it and to channel it into still having a life and being good at your job.
But a lot of the emotional and internal struggles we go through with work are universal and there's nothing really wrong with them.
And then the other big takeaway was just you can still be really good at your job while letting it have less of a hold over your entire life and identity.
And this isn't a problem for everyone, but I think it's a problem for a lot of us.
And it's been kind of illuminating to see that this doesn't have to be a totally fraught relationship.
So I would say in the moment, it's shifted back to bosses slightly, if you're just looking at the last four years.
But overall, I still think workers are winning.
Like, I don't mean to be Pollyanna-ish about it.
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