LJNRadio: Scrambled Eggs

While skills, experience and personality may play the largest roles in netting someone a job, perceived physical attractiveness can affect a candidate's chances of success. Even once someone is employed, "beauty" can have a positive or negative impact on supervisors, co-workers and clients. We pick the brain of psychologist Dr. Jim Houran who acknowledges the role attractiveness can play in the world of business - from hiring to firing. Scrambled Eggs takes a hodgepodge, entertaining approach to the employment realm. This show will undoubtedly give you a laugh, make you appreciate your job a little more, or at least take your mind off the stresses of life. In here, bad is good and weird is better!

While skills, experience and personality may play the largest roles in netting someone a job, perceived physical attractiveness can affect a candidate's chances of success. Even once someone is employed, "beauty" can have a positive or negative impact on supervisors, co-workers and clients. We pick the brain of psychologist Dr. Jim Houran who acknowledges the role attractiveness can play in the world of business - from hiring to firing. Scrambled Eggs takes a hodgepodge, entertaining approach to the employment realm. This show will undoubtedly give you a laugh, make you appreciate your job a little more, or at least take your mind off the stresses of life. In here, bad is good and weird is better!

A large portion of the working population will be affected by creativity - either their own imagination or the company they work for. Creativity can play a huge role in production, energy and business relationships. Amy Climer, owner of Climer Consulting, breaks down the tools and benefits of finding ways to incorporate imaginative and artistic strategies to aid in our creative processes at work. We also discuss how environment and individuals are impacted by various forms of creativity. Scrambled Eggs takes a hodgepodge, entertaining approach to the employment realm. This show will undoubtedly give you a laugh, make you appreciate your job a little more, or at least take your mind off the stresses of life. In here, bad is good and weird is better!

A large portion of the working population will be affected by creativity - either their own imagination or the company they work for. Creativity can play a huge role in production, energy and business relationships. Amy Climer, owner of Climer Consulting, breaks down the tools and benefits of finding ways to incorporate imaginative and artistic strategies to aid in our creative processes at work. We also discuss how environment and individuals are impacted by various forms of creativity. Scrambled Eggs takes a hodgepodge, entertaining approach to the employment realm. This show will undoubtedly give you a laugh, make you appreciate your job a little more, or at least take your mind off the stresses of life. In here, bad is good and weird is better!

If everyone ended up becoming what they dreamed of as a child there wouldn't be anyone around to handle those jobs that are off the beaten path. The reality is, every occupation exists because there is some sort of necessity or desire that needs to be accommodated. Tim Muma runs down a list of actual positions that you probably never thought of, but could possibly see yourself doing. Tim also talks to a special guest that fulfills one of these odd jobs. Scrambled Eggs takes a hodgepodge, entertaining approach to the employment realm. This show will undoubtedly give you a laugh, make you appreciate your job a little more, or at least take your mind off the stresses of life. In here, bad is good and weird is better!