"Should I Follow My Boss On Instagram?" and Other New Workplace Etiquette Conundrums
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Hey, money rehabbers. It's Morgan, who's been filling in for Nicole this week while Nicole is out on mat leave. And it has been so much fun guest hosting. Thank you so much for hanging out with me this week. And maybe I'll see you again soon. Next week, the guest host is going to be Nicole, kind of. Next week, you're going to hear Nicole's favorite episodes of Help Wanted, the podcast that she co-hosts with Jason Pfeiffer, editor-in-chief of Entrepreneur Magazine. Help Wanted is like Money Rehab, but instead of answering all of your burning questions on money and personal finance, Help Wanted answers all of your burning questions on career and business, starting a company, excelling in a company, and everything in between. And so to close my week and start the next, I wanted to share an episode of Help Wanted that I was on. Enjoy and see you soon.
This is Help Wanted, the show that makes your work work for you. I'm Jason Pfeiffer, editor-in-chief of Entrepreneur Magazine.
And I'm money expert Nicole Lappin. On Tuesdays, Jason and I answer the helpline and help callers solve their work problems.
And on Thursdays, I give you one way to improve your work and build a career or company you love.
And it starts now. Hello, Morgan.
Hello. Nicole and Jason. Jason and Nicole.
It's Nicole and Jason. You know that. Actually, it's Jason and Nicole on the cover art because Jason has more airtime on Help Wanted. So I'm like the sidekick.
Oh, I didn't even notice that. I will take it. What a big deal I am on this show. That's exciting. Morgan, welcome to my show where Nicole occasionally appears too.
Perfect. Happy to be here. Well, let's just start out by saying, you guys, it's 2024. It is a new era for a whole lot of things in our life. There's AI. There's People are wearing baggy pants now like it's the 90s.
My wife is very obsessed with that.
Yes. Yeah. There's a whole lot of newness going on and that has also translated into the workplace. And so today what I'm going to do with both of you is take you through some workplace etiquette that people have some questions about. And I'd like for you both to weigh in and share what your thoughts are around these etiquette questions. Are you ready to rock?
All right. I like it. It's like the digital age Emily Post.
Exactly. Great. All right. Here's the first question for you both. Should you follow your boss on Instagram?
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