In the 17th century people would regularly work more than 40 hours a week; at one point it was upwards of 60. But that doesn't mean we need to keep plodding ahead with the old 9 to 5 routine. Many of us are still making the adjustment to working from home and some people report actually working more. However, it might be time for a change. Perhaps the focus should be on productivity rather than time. If you can get your job done in 4 hours, why be on the clock for for 8? If we cut down on the BS we actually get something done!

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Facebook is a social media platform but many view it as a news source. Is Mark Zuckerberg responsible for vetting and censoring people’s opinions? Some people think so and are calling for advertisers to boycott the company. Some are, but what effect will it have?  Matty K and John debate and giggle to resolve this important issue.  Freedom!!!

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Its another audio Masterclass - short, concise advice to kill it at life and work!

Stupid Prevention...its at pandemic levels at work - here we present an audio Masterclass on how to avoid stupidity and Einstein your way to the top of your company.  Enjoy!

Its another audio Masterclass - short, concise advice to kill it at life and work!

If you want to take the fast lane to becoming a CEO, avoid these behaviors!

We are bravely continuing with our mini audio series called The Working Experience Masterclass – focused on advice to master a skill, improve your life, and conquer work.  Each podcast is short, roughly 10 minutes of actionable advice to push you forward in the game of life.

On this episode we give you detailed advice on how to become an Idea Machine!  And yes, if you take our advice, you may become rich and happy!  Enjoy!

Dr, Conn, Professor of History at Miami University, asserts that learning and interpreting history is essential to understanding current events by putting them into context. We tend to think that certain things have always just been "that way". However, if we understand why things are the way they are, maybe we can make improvements.

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We are nearly 4 months into the Coronavirus lockdown and many employers and employees are seeing many upsides to working from home in the form of increased productivity and saving money. If a company can save money by reducing their office expenses they love it. And who wants to commute? No one!

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People are very resistant to change. Remote work has been discussed for years as the coming trend but not much of it was actually done until Covid-19 forced the hand of Corporate America. Turns out it works pretty well; companies can save a bundle on sharing office space, employees don't have to commute anymore. The new normal? We'll see.

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We are trying a new audio series called The Working Experience Masterclass – focused on advice to master a skill, improve your life, and conquer work.  Each podcast is short, roughly 10 minutes of actionable advice to push you forward in the game of life.

The inaugural episode is timely advice about Nailing a Job Interview!  Enjoy!

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The numbers tell the story; minority communities have been hit harder by the Coronavirus than white communities. The underlining causes are still being studied, but overall health, access to affordable health care, and income inequality all are playing a part. How do we combat that?

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