Follow up resources from Visibility: Why It Matters for Work and LifeÂ
Below are podcast episodes I've recorded on concepts related to the session. Most of them are 15 - 20 minutes in length, so it's easy to listen to an episode to review or share something we discussed.Â
I've also included the first few chapters of my book, Head On: How to Approach Difficult Conversations Directly.Â
Please let me know if there's anything I can assist with. Book some time on my calendar below and we'll network and talk about whatever's on your mind.
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Companion episodes for "Visibility: Why It Matters in Work and Life"
Working Conversations Podcast (https://janelanderson.com/podcast or wherever you get podcasts)
Specific episodes related to the discussion:
1. Episode 262 — How Do I Get More Visible at Work Without Bragging?
janelanderson.com/262
You're doing great work, but your name never comes up when opportunities get handed out — these five strategies close the gap between solid performance and a reputation that actually travels.
2. Episode 71 — How to Be Visible in the WFH and Hybrid Workplace
janelanderson.com/71
When you're working from home, being qualified isn't enough — this episode gives you three specific strategies for the days you're remote and three for the days you're in the office, so you stop being the best-kept secret in your organization.
3. Episode 261 — How to Speak Up in Meetings When You're an Introvert
janelanderson.com/261
Every time you stay quiet in a meeting, someone else fills that silence with their own story about what you know and how much you have to contribute.
4. Episode 263 — What's the Difference Between a Mentor and a Sponsor?
janelanderson.com/263
A mentor invests their time in you; a sponsor invests their reputation — if nobody is saying your name in the rooms where decisions get made, this episode shows you how to change that.
5. Episode 260 — What to Do When You Don't Get Promoted
janelanderson.com/260
Getting passed over reveals which of five specific gaps is holding you back — visibility, skills, advocacy, timing, or something harder to name — and knowing which one is the only way to actually move forward.
6. Episode 269 — How Do I Deal With a Coworker Who Takes Credit for My Work?
janelanderson.com/269
When credit for your work ends up on someone else's résumé, the damage is reputational — this episode gives you a clear framework for protecting your professional visibility without blowing up a working relationship.
7. Episode 190 — The Subtle Benefits of Office Hive Mentality at Work
janelanderson.com/190
Remote workers often don't realize how much of their visibility quietly disappears when they're not in the room — the overheard context, the spontaneous contribution, the side conversation that changes everything.
Free book chapters of Head On
Anderson, Janel. (2018). Head On: How to Approach Difficult Conversations Directly. Gale House Press. Download the first few chapters here:  Download book chapters
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