John and Matty K offer a sneak peak into The Working Experience MasterClass video series.  The subject?  The Art of Kissing Ass.  Listen close, there are some gems of ass kissing wisdom in this episode!  Enjoy!

On this post Easter/Passover TGIM mini podcast, Matt and John are overjoyed that Monday has arrived!  Both eagerly requesting a second helping of Monday like a bunch of school boys...Thank you sir, may I have another.

Matty K talks with Matt G about his work in the insurance industry.  It is not as glamorous as you might think but he gets to work from home most of the time which has its perks.  He also intentionally dumped out someone's lunch in a case of mistaken identity.  Enjoy.

IFMF's!!!  On this mini episode of TWE, Matt and John pay homage to how hard the Japanese hit the weekend.  Work hard and play hard - and try to control your bodily functions.

John and Matty K discuss the reality and effectiveness of the working ethos of Jack Ma's '996' schedule: working 12 hours a day, six days a week.  If you love what you do it isn't work, right?  Gonna have to call bulls*it on that.

Free Food!!!  Your boss doesn't want you to leave, so they handcuff you to your desk and offer you free food.  It's all about squeezing the last drop of productivity out of you...but you do get a free donut.

Say goodbye to a refund....a lot of Americans discovered they owed Uncle Sam...so is the working life...head down, the first 107 days of 2019 goes to gold old Uncle Sam, you can keep the rest, if you're lucky!

A little TGIM energy slapping you in the ass!  Matty K is grinding and hustling in NYC and John barely made it through the weekend.  Leisure time is kryptonite to this superhero workplace duo!  Down you capes and tights, and let's jump into the workweek and save the day with an excel spreadsheet!

Another mini episode of TWE and Matty K and John launch you into the weekend. Party hard!  But not too hard...

Matty K and John discuss the concept of networking to promote yourself, your business, and your brand...whatever.  When is it appropriate and when is it obnoxious?  Who knows?  John and Matt are planning to roll out multiple 'Go Fund Me' campaigns because they are over worked and under paid.  Scam or genuine; who knows?