Sick-day guilt: How to take time off without overexplaining
Calling out sick can sometimes come with a side of guilt, especially when you know someone else may have to pick up the slack. Workplace culture expert and author Natalie Johnson joins us to break down why it's essential to take sick time when we need it and how to ask for it without apologizing or overexplaining.
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