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Thank You to Our Sponsors!โน Storyblocks: unlimited stock footage, music, and SFX for creators โ https://storyblocks.com/officedramaโน Granola: your AI notepad for meetings โ https://granola.ai/officedramaโน Hostinger: build your website with AI and get 10% off with code OFFICEDRAMA โ https://hostinger.com/OFFICEDRAMAWhat does it actually look like to build wealth as a woman in 2026 ~ when you have a corporate career, a creator business, and more ways to make money than ever before?Jenny didnโt leave corporate to become a creator... she built both at the same time, made six figures from content, and still genuinely loves having a job ๐ญ which makes her perspective on money, ambition, and the creator economy so interesting.In this ep, we talk about:โ why Jenny became a creatorโ why she still refuses to quit her corporate jobโ how she made $100K as a creator with only 60K followersโ what actually makes brands want to work with youโ why women feel guilty for wanting more moneyโ how creators are making millions fromโฆ
Thank You to Our Sponsors!โน Storyblocks: unlimited stock footage, music, and SFX for creators โ https://storyblocks.com/officedramaโน Granola: your AI notepad for meetings โ https://granola.ai/officedramaโน Hostinger: build your website with AI and get 10% off with code OFFICEDRAMA โ https://hostinger.com/OFFICEDRAMAWhat does it actually look like to build wealth as a woman in 2026 ~ when you have a corporate career, a creator business, and more ways to make money than ever before?Jenny didnโt leave corporate to become a creator... she built both at the same time, made six figures from content, and still genuinely loves having a job ๐ญ which makes her perspective on money, ambition, and the creator economy so interesting.In this ep, we talk about:โ why Jenny became a creatorโ why she still refuses to quit her corporate jobโ how she made $100K as a creator with only 60K followersโ what actually makes brands want to work with youโ why women feel guilty for wanting more moneyโ how creators are making millions fromโฆ
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How Women Can Make F*ck You Wealth in 2026 ft. Jenny Park (Finance Creator & Brand Partnerships Lead)
ListenedThank You to Our Sponsors!โน Storyblocks: unlimited stock footage, music, and SFX for creators โ https://storyblocks.com/officedramaโน Granola: your AI notepad for meetings โ https://granola.ai/officedramaโน Hostinger: build your website with AI and get 10% off with code OFFICEDRAMA โ https://hostinger.com/OFFICEDRAMAWhat does it actually look like to build wealth as a woman in 2026 ~ when you have a corporate career, a creator business, and more ways to make money than ever before?Jenny didnโt leave corporate to become a creator... she built both at the same time, made six figures from content, and still genuinely loves having a job ๐ญ which makes her perspective on money, ambition, and the creator economy so interesting.In this ep, we talk about:โ why Jenny became a creatorโ why she still refuses to quit her corporate jobโ how she made $100K as a creator with only 60K followersโ what actually makes brands want to work with youโ why women feel guilty for wanting more moneyโ how creators are making millions fromโฆ
The Hottest Product Manager in Tech Right Now ๐ฅ OpenAIโs Holly Li Talks About Dots | Office Drama
ListenedHow do you go from a self-described โnobody PMโ to becoming one of the most talked-about product managers in Silicon Valley?Holly Liโs career is kind of insane. She started at Google, bought a one-way ticket to San Francisco and convinced the team at Adept to create a PM role for her, became the founding PM of Figma Make, and is now building at OpenAI, where she famously launched Dots at OpenAIโs Dev Day.In this ep, we talk about:โ how Holly became one of the hottest PMs in techโ how she landed PM roles in AIโ how she became the founding PM of Figma Make just weeks after joiningโ what the OpenAI interview process is actually likeโ what most candidates get wrong in interviewsโ what happened at her live demo during OpenAI Dev Dayโ how to become a better presenter on stageโ why AI needs more women, creative people, and people with tasteโ what is Dots?โ how Dots differentiates itself in the current โAI assistant raceโโ Find Holly on LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/hollyli2018Submit your Coworker Confessionsโฆ
The Human Cost of Convenience | Ex-VP @Yahoo! Srinija Srinivasan
ListenedWeโve spent decades making everything faster, easier, and more convenient, but what if we optimized away some of the things that actually make us human?Srinija Srinivasan is basically a founding mother of the internet. She was employee #5 at Yahoo, spent 15 years there as Editor-in-Chief and VP, helped shape how the early internet was organized, chaired the board of SFJAZZ, served on Stanfordโs Board of Trustees, and later co-founded Loove, bringing technology and the arts together. And now, sheโs building an entirely new kind of college.In this ep, we talk about:โ what it was really like helping build Yahoo! in the early internetโ what makes the best business partnerships actually workโ why imagination, creativity, and curiosity matter even more in the age of AIโ why art is so hard to make money fromโ the human cost of optimizing everything for efficiencyโ why convenience might be the wrong North Star for technologyโ how we can build technology that makes us more humanSubmit your Coworker Confessionsโฆ
30 Years of Career Advice in 1 Hour | Deb Liu (CEO @Ancestry.com, VP of Product @Meta)
Listenedokay I need you to understand that this episode genuinely changed me ๐ฅนโจDeb Liu is one of the most decorated women in tech. She spent 12 years at Facebook where she founded Facebook Marketplace, rose to VP, and then became CEO of Ancestry.com. She has 4 million+ views on her Substack, she's a board member of Poshmark and Intuit. She is simply built different!In this episode we get into:โ how Facebook Marketplace launched and immediately got a New York Times headline about drugs, guns, and baby hedgehogs ๐โ the invisible rules of power and influence that nobody tells you before you walk into a roomโ if work feels misaligned you might just need to be repotted ๐ชดโ how to hold high standards as a leader without traumatizing everyone around youโ when to persist, pivot, or quit (and why quitting is actually the first chapter of her new book)โ why ambition without joy becomes brittlethis is the episode I have been wanting to make since I started Office Drama. Deb is one of those people who has an answer for everyโฆ
The Secret to Being โLikableโ at Work | Principal PM @ Microsoft, Ellie Rui
ListenedThank You to Our Sponsor!โน Granola: your AI notepad for meetings โ https://granola.ai/officedramaEllie Rui got promoted every single year of her career. Six years at Microsoft, from new grad PM to Principal, and now she's a beloved senior PM at Netflix. Her answer for how is simpler than youโd think: hard work doesn't paint the full picture. We get into what actually drives fast career growth, how one great manager changed the trajectory of her entire career, and how the PM landscape is changing faster than ever.In this ep, we talk about:โ how she got promoted every single year for six yearsโ what a great manager actually does for your careerโ what separates junior, senior, and principal PMsโ whether AI will actually replace PMsโ why new grads should pick startups over big tech right nowโ and how to be likeable at work!โ Find Ellie on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ellierui/Submit your Coworker Confessions ๐https://bit.ly/coworker-confessionsIf you like what you hear please follow, rate 5 stars onโฆ