Shannon Fox
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3,251 appearances
24 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 14 Aug
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Welcome to Career Growth for Working Women.
This show is for women who are done waiting to be noticed and ready to be compensated for the value they already bring.
I'm Shannon, a promotion and compensation coach, and I help women position themselves for real advancement, not by working harder, but by showing their value more strategically using what I call the 5% method.
If you're ready for clarity, confidence, and career growth that actually pays off, you're in the right place.
Let's dive in.
Hello, and welcome to the show.
My guest today is Eric Dingler, and what stood out to me was his perspective of how directly it connects to something many high-performing women experience every day at work.
When expectations are unclear, communication is inconsistent, or leadership avoids ownership, someone usually steps in to hold everything together.
And more often than not, that person is the most capable woman in the room.
Eric has spent nearly three decades leading teams across businesses, nonprofits, and organizations, and over time he began noticing a pattern.
The people who are the most reliable often become the default problem solvers, carrying invisible responsibility that was never formally assigned to them.
Today, Eric helps leaders rethink how work is structured, delegated, and supported so businesses stop relying on one person to compensate for broken systems.
And honestly, this conversation is about so much more than hiring.
It's about why capable women become overextended, overlooked, and emotionally responsible for everything around them.
Eric, welcome.
I'm so glad you're here.
Let's do it.
Let's do it.
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