Know Your Value: How J&J’s Janis Smith-Gomez Went from ‘Human Doing’ to ‘Human Being’
Gary Hunt • 14 May 2021
Know Your Value: How J&J’s Janis Smith-Gomez Went from ‘Human Doing’ to ‘Human Being’
As part of the Johnson & Johnson-sponsored Know Your Value tour, a nationwide effort focused on empowering all of us to express our worth in business and in life hosted by MSNBC’s Mika Brzezinski, our colleague Janis Smith-Gomez will take the stage in Chicago today to talk about how she came to know her value and what it means in her life. She shared some thoughts with us about how an unexpected family crisis changed her outlook, her priorities and the way she manages her energy.
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