Work is Weird Now
Work is Weird Now
Podcast Description
Welcome to Work is Weird Now—the podcast that explores the mysteries and oddities of work in the modern age. If you’re at a mid-career impasse, questioning your career choices, looking for inspiration, or just wondering what on earth is going on —you're in the right place.Meet your hosts: Alice Phillips: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alice-phillips-17847b7/Dan Emery: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielle-emery-08869b3a/
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This podcast covers a plethora of themes related to modern work dynamics, including AI's impact on employment, the rise of mass entrepreneurialism, gender dynamics in leadership, and mental health in the workplace. Notable episodes explore topics like the biases in AI affecting women and the significance of neurodiversity in fostering inclusive workplaces.
Welcome to Work is Weird Now—the podcast that explores the mysteries and oddities of work in the modern age. If you’re at a mid-career impasse, questioning your career choices, looking for inspiration, or just wondering what on earth is going on —you’re in the right place.
Meet your hosts:
Alice Phillips: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alice-phillips-17847b7/
Dan Emery: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielle-emery-08869b3a/
Dan and Alice took an AI agent called Dinah to a conference at Meta’s Kings Cross HQ — and let her challenge a room of 100 senior leaders live on stage. In this episode they unpack what happened, what surprised them, and what it actually feels like to work alongside AI. Then they hand the mic to Dinah herself.
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