How Managers Can Use Astrology as a Tool to Understand Team Dynamics

Leadership
Written By Ana Salas
Episode 355 | Guest: Katie Sloan

In today’s episode, Emilie welcomes Katie Sloan, an HR professional, Evolutionary Astrologer, and host of the podcast Let's Get Real Astrology, to chat all about modern astrology and how managers can use it to learn more about their team to foster more connection, understanding, and empathy.

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