Working Language – Der HR Podcast über Kommunikation in der Arbeitswelt Babbel for Business

It’s a new year and we’re ready for some new challenges – like learning a new language.
Today’s guest is Maria, she’s Peruvian-American living in Berlin and a didactical expert at Babbel. She knows best how to stay motivated while learn a new language – she speaks 4 languages after all! Let’s go!
 
Keywords: Language learning, new year's resolutions, languages, motivation

Ho ho ho and welcome to a very special episode of Working Language, the Babbel for Business podcast. The holiday season is about to begin, and it’s starting to get cozy and today we're talking about the term "Wichteln".We will also learn about the word "Krampus", "Christmas Crackers" and why you need swimming goggles in Ireland during the holiday season.
Happy holidays!
Keywords: holidays, team events

In dieser Episode ist Elaine zu Gast. Sie leitet eines der Sales Teams bei Babbel für Unternehmen. Damit ist keiner ist so nah an Menschen dran, die nach den richtigen Benefits für ihr Unternehmen suchen, wie Elaine. Sie ist also eine richtige Benefit-Expertin.
Es wird besprochen, worauf bei der Benefitwahl geachtet werden sollte und wie damit die Mitarbeiterzufriedenheit gesteigert wird.
Keyword: Benefits, Mitarbeiterzufriedenheit

Welcome to the second English episode of Working Language, the Babbel for Business podcast. In this episode, language learning expert Genevieve will take a closer look at the differences between workation, jobbatical and sabbatical.
We will learn how these company benefits can help to attract and retain talent. We'll also take a deep dive on how going on a sabbatical makes colleagues and employees feel empowered and inspired.Let’s go!
> Script by Genevieve Sabin & Lea Naschberger
> Audio by Nathan Crowe
Keywords: Business English, company benefits, workation, sabbatical, jobbatical

In dieser Episode gehen wir dem Phänomen der Kommunikation zwischen den Generationen am Arbeitsplatz auf den Grund. Wie können Boomer und die Generationen X, Y und Z am effektivsten miteinander kommunizieren? Was können sie voneinander lernen? Was sind die 3 häufigsten Konflikte zwischen den Generationen? Auf diese Fragen gibt es in dieser Episode Antworten. Dazu werfen wir auch einen Blick auf die verschiedenen Generationen und deren Kommunikationsstile.
 
Keywords: Intergenerationale Kommunikation, Gen Z, Boomer, Millennials, Generation X
 
Skript: Sabrina Terschan & Lea Naschberger
Audio: Niklas Kammertöns

Welcome to our first English episode of Working Language! Babbel is a language learning platform and therefore we thought: Why not have some episodes here and there in Business English?
In this episode, brilliant Beth - didactical expert and English native speaker - will tell us why it's so important to keep an eye on intergenerational communication and how companies can make their business more attractive for Gen Z, the workforce of the future. We’ll also find out why words like “boomer” and “cringe” are currently more popular than “groovy”.
 
"Working Language im Detail'' is a cooperation with linguists and didactics experts. We take a closer look at business phrases and language curiosities and talk about their origin as well as their meaning.
 
> Script by Genevieve Sabin
>Audio by Niklas Kammertöns
 
Keywords: Business Communication, Intergenerational Communication, Gen Z, Business English