Throwing Shade

Join us for this week's episode focusing on Elon Musk's potential purchase of Twitter.
Will the platform be made better, or worse... and are people projecting their own ideologies onto the sale as opposed to having a genuine critical and objective opinion?

In this episode, Jimmy discusses some of the early challenges he faced in the startup world - from not having a level of volume leadership experience he felt he needed, to finding team members that filled the gaps in his abilities.
How do you find people for a startup, when you're bootstrapping?
How do you get a good mix in the team?
Which characteristics are the most important?
Join us as we discuss elements of the journey so far!
Lastly.... Jimmy predicted 5 and a half months ago, that Boris Johnson had 6 months tenure left in him... will Jimmy's prediction come true, based on the resignations we've seen in the last week?

In the new episode, learn about some of the issues Jimmy encountered when trying to disrupt the Consulting market by differentiating on the pricing strategy, and what he learned from that experience.

Join us for the latest episode where Jimmy and I tackle the growing problem of 'agent vulnerability', and how recent changes have meant that employees in contact centres (and many other industries) are more exposed than ever... but are they being treat as a 'problem to be solved' by well-meaning management?
The second half of the show sees us delve into the dubious world of politics, and a conversation around behaviours in the house of commons, hypocrisy, and duplicity!
An interesting episode, and some topics that Jimmy and I are heavily passionate about - please reach out via LinkedIn or Email if you've enjoyed the show - we'd love to hear your thoughts and opinions.

This week, as most of our listeners are taking a break from work for Easter, are suffering from various illnesses, we decided to take a break from the contact-centre relevant element of the podcast, and focus solely on current events.
Today's episode sees Jimmy and I tackle the complexity around Chancellor Rishi Sunak, his wife Akshata Murty and their finances.
Apologies for some of the audio issues in this episode - we're working on fixing this for next week!