• When They Misspell Your Name…AGAIN! | S10 E6

  • Jun 6 2024
  • Length: 28 mins
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When They Misspell Your Name…AGAIN! | S10 E6

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  • The Unseen Impact

    Welcome to Brown Table Talk! Today, our hosts Dee C. Marshall and Mita Mallick tackle the recurring issue of having their names misspelled in professional settings. Sharing personal anecdotes, they explore the emotional impact and broader implications of such mistakes for women of color. The discussion delves into leadership responsibilities, appropriate ways to handle errors, and the vital role of genuine apologies. This episode provides both a raw, honest conversation and actionable tips for creating a more respectful and inclusive workplace. Tune in for juicy stories, insights, and of course some tips on how to defuse and handle the situation.


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    Dee C. Marshall

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    Timestamps:

    (02:58) - A Recent Incident: Misspelled Name at a Keynote

    (05:18) - The Emotional Impact and Response

    (06:30) - Leadership and Accountability

    (10:04) - Addressing the Issue and Seeking Apology

    (23:05) - Tips for Leaders: Owning Mistakes and Apologizing

    (25:17) - Conclusion
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