Listen to Lucy
Summary: Lucy Kellaway, the FT's management columnist, pokes fun at management fads and jargon, and celebrates the ups and downs of office life. You can find more of Lucy Kellaway's columns from the Financial Times on our website and listen to more episodes of Listen to Lucy on iTunes, Stitcher, Audioboom or Soundcloud.
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Lucy Kellaway discovers that Helen Gurley Brown had a great deal of exceedingly sensible, realistic things to say about work
Helen Gurley Brown had a great deal of exceedingly sensible, realistic things to say about work, writes Lucy Kellaway
The FT's Lucy Kellaway says that there is no balance. It’s a continuous, fluid game of survival, the rules of which are unclear
To stage this festival of sporting competitiveness every other sort of competition is being stifled says the FT's Lucy Kellaway
More expensive does not necessarily mean better, says Lucy Kellaway.
The FT's Lucy Kellaway says that Angela Ahrendts’ language meets the most important criterion for jargon – it is utterly impenetrable.
Wimbledon’s teenage volunteer training has produced strong results, says Lucy Kellaway
We can study Bill Gates all we like but we’re not going to end up where he is, says the FT's Lucy Kellaway
It is a CEO’s job to take things very personally, says the FT's Lucy Kellaway
Upholstery has shown Lucy Kellaway that losing yourself is a far better idea than finding yourself
Being boring is no barrier to great leadership, says the FT's Lucy Kellaway
Lucy Kellaway on why smart people will always make stupid errors
The story of Bain and the buffalo makes one question business travel says Lucy Kellaway
Lucy Kellaway argues that facts have little traction in the art of persuasion
Lucy Kellaway discovers that our stock of brands is so ingrained that they have become part of who we are
