Relatable Debatable Podcast

Job Hoping & Career Growth with Adi Clerman

The Relatable Debatable Podcast: Navigating Job Hopping and Career Growth with Adi Clareman In this episode of the Relatable Debatable Podcast, host Gylije Veljic is joined by guest Adi Clairman, a comedian and HR recruiting professional. Together, they dive deep into the topic of job hopping—why people do it, when it's beneficial, and when it can harm your career. Adi shares her extensive background in HR, recruitment, and career development, offering invaluable tips on negotiating salaries, handling bad bosses, and maximizing job satisfaction. The conversation also touches on the emotional aspects of work, career planning, and the importance of financial stability. Tune in for an insightful discussion that aims to help you navigate your career path more effectively. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and comment! 00:00 Introduction to the Relatable Debatable Podcast 01:07 Meet Adi Clairman: Comedian and HR Professional 01:23 Adi's Career Journey: From Cincinnati to New York 06:43 The Role of Networking in Career Development 16:04 The Realities of Job Hopping 18:51 Evaluating Job Hopping: Pros and Cons 22:42 The Importance of Good Management 24:34 Transitioning from Player to Coach 24:54 The Prevalence of Bad Bosses 25:43 Dealing with Horrendous Bosses 27:30 Navigating a Toxic Work Environment 29:13 Strategies for Handling Micromanagers 31:22 Quiet Quitting and Job Hopping 33:45 Asking for a Raise 35:33 Job Hopping for Better Pay 37:26 Balancing Work and Personal Life 41:45 Salary Negotiation Tips 50:21 The Cost of Living and Financial Realities 52:35 Final Thoughts and Encouragement

Networking, Side Hustles and Divorce with Latina Lawyer Activist Model Influencer Heather Reese

How do you juggle a full-time career while growing a successful side hustle? In this episode of Relatable? Debatable., we sit down with attorney, influencer, and model Heather Reese to talk about networking, building your brand, and negotiating your worth. She shares how she landed modeling gigs and brand deals through Instagram Threads, how she balances being a lawyer and content creator, and the power of confidence in career and relationships. Heather also opens up about navigating divorce, rediscovering self-worth, and finding love again. Plus, we dive into corporate work culture, negotiating salary raises, and setting boundaries to create a career on your own terms. If you're looking for side hustle ideas, networking tips, or career growth hacks, this episode is for you! 💡 Timestamps: 0:00 Intro – Welcome to Relatable? Debatable! 1:25 Meet Heather Reese – Lawyer, Model, & Influencer 5:30 The Power of Networking & Social Media (Instagram Threads) 12:45 How to Build a Side Hustle While Working Full-Time 18:10 Negotiating Your Worth – Salary & Career Growth Tips 22:30 Getting Through Divorce & Finding Love Again 28:15 Time Management Hacks for Multi-Passionate Entrepreneurs 33:50 The Best Airlines for Business Travel (Fun Debate!) 39:10 Closing Thoughts – Chase Your Dreams & Know Your Worth! 🔔 Like & Subscribe for More Real, Unfiltered Conversations! 📢 Comment below: What’s your biggest networking or side hustle struggle? Let’s discuss! #SideHustle #NetworkingTips #CareerGrowth #PersonalBranding #ContentCreation #WomenInBusiness #SelfWorth #Podcast

Dating in NYC vs Chicago and other cities with Comedian Sarah Barnitt

In the inaugural episode of the "Relatable Debatable" podcast, host Gylije Veljic and comedian Sarah Barnitt delve into the nuances of dating in New York City compared to Chicago and other cities. They share personal anecdotes, highlighting the unique challenges and humorous situations encountered in each locale's dating scene. Their lively discussion offers both insightful perspectives and comedic relief on the complexities of urban dating.

Who is Julie with a G? What is Relatable Debatable?

Get to know the host Gylije Veljic, as she answers questions submitted on instagram and talks about why she started the podcast and what you can expect to hear this season,