Yesterday was National Daughters Day, not to be confused with National Transfer Money to Your Daughter's Account Day (Oct. 6), International Daughters' Day (Sept. 28), Father-Daughter Day (Oct. 12), or National Son and Daughter Day (also Sept. 28).
I happen to host a podcast with my daughter — The Norah and Dad Show. We just released our 55th episode, covering our recent visit during Parents Weekend at her university. We discuss: dining, shopping, soccer, and an absolutely awful homecoming football game, the difference between "speech pathology" and "speech therapy," the meaning of community service, and why I canceled our Hulu subscription.
Here's a quick clip to whet your appetite.
Here's what I read this week that you should read, too.
How Saying the Quiet Part Out Loud Cost an Employee Her FMLA Case — via Eric Meyer's Employer Handbook Blog
Don't Overthink Your Use of Exclamation Points! — via Harvard Business Review
What If Performance Reviews Were a Two-Way Street? — via TalentCulture
Will AI Actually Start Taking Jobs? Here's What We Know — via Boy Genius Report
Company dress code requires women to wear high heels and only shop at Ann Taylor — via Ask a Manager
Jimmy Kimmel Delivers Emotional, Resolute Monologue in First Show Back from Suspension — via Consequence
Dear ChatGPT: Words Matter — via Above the Law
Iron Hill Brewery and Restaurant Shutters All Locations — via VinePair