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Joanne Lipman discussed her motivations, focus, and hopes for cultural change surrounding workplace dynamics during her appearance on The Book Review. Throughout the conversation, Lipman reflected extensively on her book That's What She Said, explaining the core drive behind its creation. She noted that she wrote the book because she felt an urgent need to bring men into the conversation regarding gender equity and professional environments. Lipman clarified that while the book specifically focuses on women's experiences and challenges in the workplace, its broader objective is collaborative. Furthermore, she articulated her ultimate aspirations for the publication, expressing her hope that the impact of That's What She Said will be to normalize these complex issues and render them fully discussible in everyday professional settings. Through these remarks, Lipman emphasized dialogue, inclusivity, and practical communication as essential tools for addressing systemic workplace inequalities.

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  1. That's what she said

    Joanne Lipman · Discussed · 1 episode

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    “and so I wrote that's what she said because I felt like we need to bring men into this conversation”
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EpisodePodcastDateBooks
'Just the Funny Parts'The Book Review2024-07-183