Last year I went above and beyond my job scope. Learned new systems, always helping other team members, and helping my manager complete SOX control tasks for their audit. For the first time ever on my self review, I put “exceeded expectations”. I hustled for a simple promotion of having “associate” dropped from my title. Only to be told I wasn’t visual enough to higher management and attending more meetings. Mind you, I attended every meeting invite. So how is that possible to attend more meetings I wasn’t invited to or knew of its existence. I have been there 6 years. It’s time to move on, but I am having a hard time translating my experience into a new job sector that has the same pay and healthcare as I am a single mother. Now I have stepped back and am only doing my basic job duties as I am “quiet quitting”. Best, Hustled and it got me no where.

Hi everyone! I’m an Account Executive in SAAS sales and feeling burnt out. I’ve had success in my career and genuinely enjoy working with people, but I don’t resonate with the constant hustle and ‘never enough’ mentality that many other sales professionals have. While I’ve made great money, my company’s comp structure recently changed, and I’m searching for my next position. I’m deciding if I want to remain in sales as an AE, go into sales operations / enablement, or make a switch entirely (like marketing, CS, or data analytics!). It’s also worth mentioning that I work for a high growth SAAS startup who’s working on their IPO, so it’s possible that I would be happier and have more balance doing a similar role at other companies. I’m just trying to figure out where to go next, and very open to a career change. Is anyone else here in sales? What have your experiences been?

I keep seeing articles about large corporations testing out the 4 day work week idea. As much as I would love to see this and do believe we could be heading for a workers revolution of some kind, I still don’t see how this will work in the US, given the immense power large corporations have over politicians and the workforce in general. Thoughts?

What's the 411 on remote jobs? What markets are hiring vs. which are oversaturated? Thanks in advance!

Good morning beautiful Lazy “Girls”. Thought I’d reshare something I found on LinkedIn this morning: Protect your energy like it's your most valuable asset! Avoid draining activities, toxic people, and unnecessary stress. Your well-being deserves your utmost attention.