Is Job-Sharing the Secret to True Work-Life Balance?

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Written By Emilie Aries
Ep 136 | Host: Emilie Aries | Guest: Melissa Nicholson

There are lots of solutions out there for how to achieve work-life balance in your career, but one in particular that’s been seriously ignored in America: job-sharing. Can you imagine working only 3 days a week by splitting your role with a job-share partner?

Melissa Nicholson can, because following nearly a decade of job-sharing herself, she started WorkMuse to help others do the same. 

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