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“As Lisa has undoubtedly said in This Working Like podcast to some excellent guests, “Love ya work !” Far and away my fave podcast. An astonishingly eclectic and vast collection of really interesting discussions. Vital if you work in a job for money.
I’ve learnt a lot from how Lisa and Maria structure each episode, the stellar guest list and from their mastery of the apparently casual conversation. But it’s clear to me how much prep they’ve done. And Lisa’s uncanny knack of asking perfectly timed rejoinders. She gets a gold star for so often asking questions that a listener paying attention would want her to ask on their behalf. It’s hard as a listener to not to be in the moment and try to complete Lisa’s question or ask the next one. 😊
Best of all is the intellectual research-based rigour that
Lisa, Maria and guests bring to what is such a party. It’s OUR party. It’s social science, but not as we know it, Scotty ! And for we worker ants it’s a roadmap out of the nest we call “a job”.
Many thanks,
Kind regards,
Mike”
jonesmike via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
10/06/21
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“I love this podcast.
Lisa, your eternal optimism while recording through the Victorian lockdown speak volumes of you and your teams ability to make some serious lemonade out of the lemons.
I’ve gained so many little nuggets of information to build, challenge and attempt to evolve my working...”Read full review »
madster72 via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
10/19/20
“I just listened to the episode with Dr. Tim Sharp and Penny Locaso and enjoyed every minute of it. It was a great and entertaining one! I agree that living an authentic and happy life means instilling our values and purpose both in and out of work. When the work is perceived as meaningful, people...”Read full review »
Josuediazv via Apple Podcasts ·
Panama ·
01/26/22
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“I love this halh hour of radio! I enjoy the almost over analysing of issues & the psychology of people in the work environment. It's like an episode of Seinfeld for the business community.
Andrew Baines quasi-surrealist artist”Read full review »
fern8 via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
09/13/19
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