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109: Can You Really Be Visible and Still Keep Your Corporate Job Safe?

109: Can You Really Be Visible and Still Keep Your Corporate Job Safe?

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 Do you ever feel torn between wanting to grow your platform and worrying that being too visible might jeopardize your corporate job? In this episode of Your Next Move, Kimberly Brown reframes visibility as a professional asset—not a threat—and breaks down how to protect your platform legally, strategically, and confidently. If you've hesitated to post on LinkedIn, turned down speaking engagements, or questioned whether sharing your expertise could "get you in trouble," this episode will show you why visibility isn't the problem. Unmanaged visibility is. And when you understand the guardrails, your voice becomes one of the most powerful tools in your career. 🎧 Listen in for:
  • The real fears behind "I don't want to get in trouble at work"
  • How visibility strengthens your credibility inside your company
  • The legal and compliance guardrails every professional should understand
  • Why separating your employer's brand from your own matters
  • How to protect your intellectual property early
  • What it really takes to be visible and stay securely employed
Stay In Touch → Connect with the community:
  • Get on the waitlist for The Visibility Shift: kimberlybonline.com/tvs-waitlist
  • Follow me on Instagram/TikTok: @KimberlyBOnline
  • Explore Brown Leadership: Brown Leadership
  • Read the book "Next Move, Best Move: Transitioning Into a Career You'll Love" at www.nextmovebestmovebook.com
→ Share your question: Submit your question in a 90-second voice message, and I may address it in an upcoming episode. Submit here: SpeakpipeSend a voice message to YourNextMove Keywords: visibility at work, protecting your personal brand, corporate compliance and branding, women in leadership podcast, workplace reputation, intellectual property for professionals, career advancement tips
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