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Corporate Sh!t Show with Kendria L. ClarkThe Manager Meltdown: Why No One Wants to Lead AnymoreIn this episode of Corporate Shit Show, Kendria L. Clark discusses the ongoing manager meltdown crisis in Corporate America, highlighting the systemic issues that lead to employee burnout and a lack of interest in management roles. She emphasizes the need for companies to redesign manager roles, improve incentives, and create supportive systems to foster effective leadership. The conversation also touches on the broader implications of these issues for corporate culture and individual career paths, encouraging listeners to take control of their professional journeys. Takeaways Corporate America is facing a leadership drought. Many managers are opting out...
2025-10-1512 minCorporate Sh!t Show with Kendria L. ClarkThe Loyalty Penalty: Why Staying Too Long Costs You More Than LeavingIn this episode of Corporate Shit Show, Kendria L. Clark discusses the evolving nature of loyalty in corporate America and the hidden costs associated with staying too long in one job. She highlights the loyalty penalty, where long-term employees often find themselves underpaid and undervalued, while also providing practical advice on how to break free from this cycle. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding one's market value, diversifying income streams, and recognizing that corporate loyalty does not equate to job security. Takeaways Loyalty in corporate America is often exploited rather than rewarded. Employees who switch...
2025-10-0814 minCorporate Sh!t Show with Kendria L. ClarkShutdowns and Showdowns: How Black Women Keep Paying the PriceIn this episode of Corporate Shit Show, Kendria L. Clark discusses the implications of the current government shutdown and the dismantling of DEI initiatives in corporate America. She highlights the disproportionate impact on black women and other marginalized groups, emphasizing the cyclical nature of these crises. Kendria offers strategies for financial stability and calls for collective action to protect workers' rights and income security. Takeaways The government shutdown is affecting hundreds of thousands of federal workers. Over 300,000 black women have lost jobs due to DEI cuts. The burden of layoffs and missed paychecks falls hardest on...
2025-10-0115 minCorporate Sh!t Show with Kendria L. ClarkCensored: How Disney, ABC, and Corporate America Bow to PowerIn this episode of Corporate Shit Show, Kendria L. Clark discusses the impact of corporate decisions on freedom of speech, particularly in light of recent events involving media personalities and corporate responses to political pressure. She emphasizes the importance of recognizing the structural nature of corporate decisions, the need for employees to build their own platforms, and the ongoing issue of censorship in corporate America. Takeaways Corporations prioritize their bottom line over employee voices. Freedom of speech in corporations is often about what's tolerated, not protected. Corporate decisions are influenced by political pressure and public opinion...
2025-09-2414 minCorporate Sh!t Show with Kendria L. ClarkAI or A Lie? Corporate's Obsession with Automation and Worker AnxietyIn this episode of Corporate Shit Show, Kendria L. Clark discusses the growing obsession with artificial intelligence (AI) in the corporate world and its implications for workers. She highlights the anxiety surrounding job security as companies rush to implement AI technologies, often without considering the human impact. Kendria emphasizes the need for employees to understand the true capabilities of AI, differentiate between its uses, and take proactive steps to protect their careers. The episode concludes with a call to action for professionals to build transferable skills and take control of their career paths. Takeaways Corporate AI...
2025-09-1722 minCorporate Sh!t Show with Kendria L. ClarkThe Great Disconnect: Why "Jobs Are Everywhere" Is a Dangerous LieIn this episode of Corporate Shit Show, Kendria L. Clark discusses the current unemployment crisis, particularly its impact on black women, and the systemic issues contributing to the high unemployment rates. She emphasizes the fear of pivoting careers and the importance of rethinking career paths in today's job market. Kendria encourages listeners to take proactive steps in their career development, whether through independent contracting or finding healthier roles, and stresses that protecting one's career is essential for survival in a challenging economic landscape. Takeaways The unemployment rate is at its highest since 2021. Over 300,000 black women have...
2025-09-1014 minCorporate Sh!t Show with Kendria L. ClarkCorporate Ladder or Corporate Trap? Climbing Nowhere, Working for Free, and Still UnderpaidIn this episode of Corporate Shit Show, Kendria L. Clark delves into the complexities of corporate culture, focusing on the illusion of the career ladder, the invisible tax on women, and the manipulation of pay transparency. She shares personal anecdotes and statistics to highlight the challenges faced by women in the workplace and offers actionable strategies for navigating these issues. Kendria emphasizes the importance of taking control of one's career and income, advocating for independent contracting as a viable alternative to traditional corporate roles. Takeaways Corporate culture often gaslights employees about career advancement. The corporate ladder...
2025-09-0314 minCorporate Sh!t Show with Kendria L. ClarkThe Federal Minimum Wage is Maximum Bullsh!t: This Is America...Where You Will Get Caught Slippin'In this episode of Corporate Shit Show, Kendria L. Clark discusses the stagnation of the federal minimum wage, the rising cost of living, and the exploitation by corporations that prioritize profits over people. She emphasizes the need for systemic change, including supporting legislation to raise the minimum wage and encouraging consumers to redirect their spending towards businesses that value their employees. Kendria also shares strategies for professionals to take control of their careers and highlights the importance of consumer behavior in driving corporate accountability. Takeaways The federal minimum wage has not changed since 2009. Many Americans are...
2025-08-2718 minCorporate Sh!t Show with Kendria L. ClarkThe 20% Club: A Year Without WorkIn this episode of Corporate Shit Show, Kendria L. Clark discusses the challenges faced by the long-term unemployed, highlighting the irony and contradictions within corporate America. She emphasizes the need for individuals to take control of their careers through independent contracting and strategic networking. The episode also addresses the corporate gaslighting exemplified by companies like AT&T, which impose relocation mandates while claiming that talent is everywhere. Kendria provides actionable strategies for those in the 20% club to navigate the job market and empower themselves beyond corporate constraints. Takeaways The 20% club refers to the long-term unemployed, a...
2025-08-2018 minCorporate Sh!t Show with Kendria L. ClarkWhy Black Women's Unemployment is Climbing FastIn this episode of Corporate Shit Show, Kendria L. Clark discusses the alarming rise in unemployment rates among black women, highlighting the systemic issues contributing to this trend. She emphasizes the importance of understanding the economic implications of this crisis, not just for black women but for the economy as a whole. Kendria offers actionable strategies for individuals to secure their career stability and navigate the job market effectively, while also critiquing the unrealistic expectations set by corporate job postings. Takeaways The unemployment rate for black women has sharply increased. Job security is not guaranteed by...
2025-08-1314 minCorporate Sh!t Show with Kendria L. ClarkProfessional Ghosting Is the New Layoff - And It's Getting WorseSummary In this episode of Corporate Shit Show, Kendria L. Clark discusses the alarming trend of professional ghosting in the corporate world, where companies hire skilled professionals and then disappear without communication or payment. She explores the reasons behind this behavior, including power dynamics and profit motives, and emphasizes the importance of protecting oneself as a contractor. The episode also highlights a scandal involving Tesla, which has allegedly stiffed small business owners out of millions. Kendria concludes by urging listeners to recognize ghosting as a manipulation tactic and to demand fair treatment in their business dealings.
2025-08-0618 minCorporate Sh!t Show with Kendria L. ClarkWhy the Boss Babes Are Broke: Online Entrepreneurship Is Not the Exit Strategy You ThinkSummary In this episode, Kendria Clark discusses the realities of transitioning from corporate jobs to independent contracting, debunking myths about online entrepreneurship and passive income. She emphasizes the importance of understanding the monetization gap, defining financial freedom, and building a sustainable business model. Kendria also shares insights on how to effectively market skills and create demand before launching a brand, while cautioning against the pitfalls of aesthetic-driven entrepreneurship. Takeaways Online entrepreneurship is not the exit strategy for everyone. High-earning professionals often struggle in the online space due to lack of structure. Financial freedom means...
2025-07-3024 minCorporate Sh!t Show with Kendria L. ClarkLuxury for Me, Not for Thee: When CEOs Cry Poor but Fly PrivateSummary In this episode of Corporate Shit Show, Kendria L. Clark delves into the contradictions and chaos of corporate culture, focusing on how billionaires portray financial struggles while maintaining lavish lifestyles. She discusses the implications of corporate layoffs, the disconnect between executive compensation and employee treatment, and offers strategies for individuals to navigate these challenges. The episode also highlights a scandal involving a CEO caught in a compromising situation, emphasizing the lack of accountability in corporate leadership. Takeaways The corporate narrative often misrepresents financial realities. Billionaires are not truly struggling despite their claims. Layoffs...
2025-07-2319 minCorporate Sh!t Show with Kendria L. ClarkCracking Down Instead of coughing Up: The Polyworker Panic and Corporate Control TacticsSummary In this episode of Corporate Shit Show, Kendria L. Clark discusses the rising trend of polyworking, where employees hold multiple full-time jobs simultaneously. She explores the reasons behind this phenomenon, including financial pressures and the inefficiencies of traditional corporate structures. Kendria critiques corporate responses to polyworking, highlighting the hypocrisy in employer reactions and the need for employees to protect their income. She offers strategies for navigating the corporate landscape, emphasizing the importance of treating jobs like contracts and building multiple income streams. The episode concludes with a discussion on the future of work and the necessity...
2025-07-1615 minCorporate Sh!t Show with Kendria L. ClarkThe Big Beautiful Bill: What High-Earning Individuals and Business Owners Should KnowSummary In this episode of the Corporate Shit Show, Kendria L. Clark discusses the implications of the recently passed Big Beautiful Bill, focusing on how it affects high earners and independent contractors. She breaks down the key tax benefits, including the SALT deduction increase, child tax credits, and the 20% pass-through deduction for business owners. Kendria emphasizes the importance of understanding tax policy to maximize financial benefits and encourages listeners to consult with their CPAs for personalized advice. Takeaways The Big Beautiful Bill has significant implications for high earners. Understanding the SALT deduction can lead...
2025-07-0919 minCorporate Sh!t Show with Kendria L. ClarkCut the Check or Cut the Staff: What Social Security and Amazon's AI Shift Say About Your Career SecuritySummary In this episode of the Corporate Shit Show, Kendria L. Clark discusses the impending cuts to Social Security and the implications for future retirees, emphasizing the need for individuals to take control of their financial futures. She also addresses Amazon's recent mandate requiring employees to relocate to company hubs, highlighting the impact of AI on job security and corporate culture. The conversation underscores the importance of diversifying income streams and adapting to the changing corporate landscape. Takeaways Social Security may be cut by 20% by 2034, impacting future retirees. Corporate America still expects loyalty despite...
2025-07-0222 minCorporate Sh!t Show with Kendria L. ClarkCollateral Consequences: What Global Conflict Means for Your Career and CoinsSummary In this episode of Corporate Shit Show, Kendria L. Clark discusses the impact of global conflicts on personal finances, emphasizing the need for individuals to prepare for economic uncertainty. She highlights the ripple effects of international tensions on everyday expenses, job security, and corporate behavior. Kendria provides actionable advice on financial preparation, including the importance of savings and being proactive in career planning. The episode also touches on the rising cost of living, particularly the price of eggs, and critiques corporate greed amidst economic challenges. Takeaways Corporate chaos affects personal finances more than...
2025-06-2517 minCorporate Sh!t Show with Kendria L. ClarkBurnt Out and Black: The Corporate Cost of Carrying It AllSummary In this episode of Corporate Shit Show, Kendria Clark delves into the pervasive issue of corporate burnout, particularly from the perspective of black women. She discusses the systemic nature of burnout, the unrealistic expectations placed on individuals, and the importance of self-care and boundaries. Kendria shares her personal experiences with burnout and mental health, emphasizing the need for rest and the dangers of the strong black woman trope. The conversation also touches on the fragility of employment and the importance of seeking help and community support. Takeaways Corporate burnout is a systemic issue...
2025-06-1821 minCorporate Sh!t Show with Kendria L. ClarkThe Unicorn Delusion: Why You Still Don't Have a JobSummary In this episode of Corporate Shit Show, Kendria L. Clark discusses the challenges faced by job seekers in today's market, particularly the unrealistic expectations of employers for 'unicorn' candidates. She highlights the impact of long-term unemployment on skilled professionals and offers strategies for overcoming employment gaps. Kendria also emphasizes the benefits of independent contracting as a viable alternative to traditional employment, sharing a cautionary tale about corporate loyalty and the consequences of poor hiring decisions. Takeaways Employers are often unrealistic in their expectations for candidates. Applicant tracking systems filter resumes based on keywords...
2025-06-1123 minCorporate Sh!t Show with Kendria L. ClarkCorporate America Is Stealing the American DreamSummary In this episode of Corporate Shitshell, Kendria L. Clark discusses the intersection of corporate America and the housing market, particularly in Atlanta. She highlights how corporate entities are dominating the real estate market, making home ownership increasingly difficult for individuals. Kendria explains the implications of private equity firms on housing accessibility and affordability, and provides strategies for potential buyers to navigate this challenging landscape. She emphasizes the importance of advocacy for housing policies that support individual ownership over corporate monopolization. Takeaways Corporate America is reshaping the housing market. Atlanta is becoming ground zero...
2025-06-0422 minCorporate Sh!t Show with Kendria L. ClarkCorporate Giants Return to Office Mandate BlunderSummary In this episode of Corporate Shitshow, Kendria L. Clark delves into the recent corporate push for return-to-office mandates post-pandemic. She questions the motivations behind these mandates, suggesting they stem from a desire for control rather than genuine concerns for collaboration or productivity. Kendria explores various reasons corporations cite for wanting employees back in the office, including preserving corporate culture and managing sunk costs. She highlights the significant pushback from employees who prefer remote work and discusses the implications of these mandates, including potential layoffs disguised as voluntary resignations. The episode concludes with a poignant story about...
2025-05-2820 minCorporate Sh!t Show with Kendria L. ClarkPay Inequity in Corporate: We Carry the Work, But Not the WealthSummary In this episode of Corporate Shit Show, Kendria L. Clark delves into the complexities of corporate culture, focusing on the persistent issue of pay inequity, particularly affecting women and minorities. She shares personal anecdotes and insights on the challenges faced in the workplace, emphasizing the importance of recognizing one's worth and the potential benefits of transitioning to independent contracting. The conversation highlights the need for transparency in pay structures and the often unspoken realities of discrimination in corporate environments. Takeaways The podcast aims to unpack corporate chaos and contradictions. Kendria shares her personal...
2025-05-2122 minCorporate Sh!t Show with Kendria L. ClarkLuxury Bites Back: When Tariffs Hit Chanel and the Brands That Backed the BullshitSummary In this episode of Corporate Shit Show, Kendria L. Clark delves into the complexities of corporate policies, particularly focusing on luxury brands and their relationship with tariffs. She discusses how these brands, which have historically supported certain political agendas, are now facing the consequences of those policies. The conversation also touches on the importance of ownership and the real value of independence in the corporate world. Additionally, a scandal involving the CEO of Kohl's highlights the often murky ethics in corporate governance. Tired of decoding corporate chaos on your own? Subscribe to...
2025-05-1414 minCorporate Sh!t Show with Kendria L. ClarkNot Even Your Sorry A$$ Hand In MarriageSummary In this episode of Corporate Shit Show, Kendria L. Clark discusses Target's rollback of their DEI initiatives and the implications for the black community. She highlights the promises made by Target post-2020, including financial commitments and increased representation, and critiques their lack of follow-through and transparency. The conversation also touches on the broader themes of corporate accountability and the challenges faced by black professionals in corporate environments. Additionally, Kendria introduces a new segment, 'I Know You Fucking Lying,' where she shares a personal experience of corporate double standards. Takeaways: Target's DEI initiatives...
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