Alan Henry on being Seen, Heard, and Paid on Player FM
"A colleague had no meeting day and it was respected. So I tried no meeting Thursday.
" And I realized people booked over me. I pushed back and they'd make it out like the
"The time I spent meant less to them than getting what they wanted."
"How do I acknowledge the social baggage that people of color and also anyone marginalized in the workplace in a way that helps us get ahead."
"This is where gaslighting can really cripple a person. You don't immediately say you're being targetted. You think, there's something wrong with me."
"It was a sentiment heads from other black colleagues."
Alan Henry, WIRED editor and author of the new book SEEN, HEARD and PAID: The New Work Rules for the Marginalized,