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Best of The New Way We Work: How to Ask for (and Land) That Promotion
The New Way We Work
08/09/21 • 34 min
Once upon a time, putting your head down, doing good work, and staying loyal to a company may have been enough to get a promotion. But these days, that's no longer the case. In today's constantly changing workforce, companies reward employees who can bring results and aren't afraid to be vocal about it. It's often on the individual to devise their own strategies and sometimes even design their own path. Sometimes, that preparation may take longer than you think.
In this 'Best Of' episode of The New Way We Work, Kate and Anisa examine how to ask for--and land--that promotion.
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What is Behind The Great Resignation
The New Way We Work
09/27/21 • 27 min
Kate Davis talks with Fast Company contributor Stephanie Vozza about why so many people are quitting their jobs, who they are most likely to be, and what industries are most affected.
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Best of The New Way We Work: When is the Right Time to Quit Your Job
The New Way We Work
07/19/21 • 36 min
Of all the decisions that you'll have to make over the course of your career, one of the biggest is when it's the right time to leave a job? Like many career decisions, the answer isn't straightforward. As we discuss in this week's "Best Of" episode of The New Way We Work, some signs are more obvious than others. For starters, a toxic workplace is almost always never worth staying in. When a role or company no longer offers you the opportunities to grow, it might be time to look elsewhere. And when your job starts to impact other areas of your life in a negative way, you should, at minimum, assess the possibility of change.
The problem with work is . . .
The New Way We Work
04/01/24 • 38 min
Welcome back to Season 12 of ‘The New Way We Work’!Even in the best of times, there’s always been an undercurrent of conflict between the priorities of corporate leadership and the needs of employees. But in the last several years, that tension has increased noticeably. Whether it’s the ongoing battles over employees returning to the office (or not), the renewed uproar over executive pay, or missteps in handling layoffs, the conflicts between employees and management only seem to grow. This season on ‘The New Way We Work,’ we’re looking at the problems with work, how we got here, and how to solve them. For this first episode, Work-Life editors Julia Herbst and AJ Hess discuss the most fundamental problem with work: that employees and management don’t see eye to eye.
Ambition Diaries: Does ambition even matter anymore?
The New Way We Work
10/24/22 • 28 min
On this fourth and final episode of Ambition Diaries, Kate examines is ambition really matters anymore after the pandemic and how we are recalibrating in the new world of work.
YouTube’s $14 billion bet on NFL Sunday Ticket
The New Way We Work
08/30/23 • 45 min
YouTube paid $14 billion for the rights to the NFL Sunday Ticket. For the next seven years, NFL viewers will be able to watch live football games from their living rooms—on YouTube.
Fast Company senior writer Ainsley Harris explains the reason behind this purchase: YouTube consumption is heavily fragmented. Everyone is watching YouTube, but very few people are watching together. Sunday Ticket is a cornerstone type of content and NFL games pull in millions of people. This move speaks to the long-term investment that YouTube is making in both live sports and live NFL games.
“We’re in an era of reckoning hypocrisies.” When Seth Rogen got into pottery a few years ago, he started sculpting ashtrays. Few people were putting a lot of thought into the lifestyles of people who smoked weed. But now, people are actually celebrating it. So, Rogen decided to create well-designed accessories, like ashtrays and grinders, to address the pent-up desire from weed smokers to decorate their space with nice things. “Crafting products that speak to your personal tastes and lifestyles is validating.” Say goodbye to your old soda cans.
And then we look into that rumor regarding The New Yorker article about Tiger Global.
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New season coming soon!
The New Way We Work
09/06/23 • 2 min
The next season of The New Way We Work starts next week! This fall, we might not be heading back to school but policies around coming back to the office (or not!) are still on a lot of people's minds. We'll also be digging into how the Supreme Court's ruling on affirmative action in college admissions might affect the workplace, anxiety over AI, and the pushback against productivity culture. Plus, what would your dream office look and feel like?
Supply Ch(AI)n Strategy Session - AI Bootcamp FROM FASTCO WORKS AND SAP
The New Way We Work
03/11/24 • 19 min
How artificial intelligence is shaping the product journeys from procurement to end customers.
Will Threads disrupt the digital public square?
The New Way We Work
07/12/23 • 33 min
We have to talk about the new Twitter on the block: Threads. How does it work? And more importantly, how does it compare to Twitter?
Fast Company Senior Staff Editor Max Ufberg is back to explain what Mark Zuckerberg’s newest platform is, the drama between the two companies, and how Threads' algorithms won't promote hard news or political discourse.
And e.l.f CMO Kory Marchisotto talks about the company’s successful media strategy on TikTok . . . and why it decided to make a Chipotle-inspired, guac-themed eye-shadow palette.
What if benefits weren't tied to your job?
The New Way We Work
04/04/22 • 31 min
Kate Davis talks with Sara Horowitz about the future of portable benefits. Sara is the founder and former executive director of the Freelancers Union and founder of the mutualists society. She is also an author whose most recent book is “Mutualism: Building the Next Economy from the Ground Up”.
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FAQ
How many episodes does The New Way We Work have?
The New Way We Work currently has 275 episodes available.
What topics does The New Way We Work cover?
The podcast is about Management, Podcasts, Business and Careers.
What is the most popular episode on The New Way We Work?
The episode title 'Best of The New Way We Work: How to Ask for (and Land) That Promotion' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on The New Way We Work?
The average episode length on The New Way We Work is 28 minutes.
How often are episodes of The New Way We Work released?
Episodes of The New Way We Work are typically released every 7 days.
When was the first episode of The New Way We Work?
The first episode of The New Way We Work was released on Jun 1, 2018.
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