Work! Work! Work!

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Ok WeWork is definitely not just a poorly managed company. It’s definitely evil. What they did to the IT woman was awful. This is a good episode to listen to with the new podcast series about Netflix ...Show More

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Netflix’ founder was way overconfident in his streaming vs DVD business split that turned out to be a total market disaster, but no one on his team was willing to tell him he’s wrong. The failure of t...Show More

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Organizations and leadership gurus are all about “radical candour” nowadays, but what does radical candour actually look like when practiced within an organization? This in-depth look at investment fi...Show More

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Teams with psychological safety perform better than teams that "work well" and agrees with each other all the time. This is a terrific listen that complements the episodes on work criticism with Adam ...Show More

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This is a terrific episode on workism and burnout. Is workism caused by capitalism or driven by the individual or both? What's the solution to workism? Is productivity also workism? Is "finding your p...Show More

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Netherlands sound like labour heaven. Parents with kids 8 or younger are expected take a paid day off a week to spend family time with their kids! Burnout is diagnosed by doctors with proper plans to ...Show More

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When you're at the top of your game in your field, that's usually when you're at the pit of your workaholism. Honest conversation from David Chang about his relationship with his very strict dad who w...Show More

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Thought right provoking episodes with lots of interesting arguments like why “low skilled jobs” aren’t “low skilled” and can’t be replaced by machines. Whereas “high skills jobs” are vulnerable.

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Great episode about finding purpose in work. But it nags at me a bit on thinking about whether we ascribe too much purpose to work.