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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Podcasts:
The disease of overwork is partly in our minds and it has a bearing on how stressed we feel
Luke Johnson is wrong. Flattery is crucial to survival in the corporate world and beyond
Lucy Kellaway says pieces of advice are positioning statements that tell the world about the values the issuer holds
Your performance is only the half of it. The rest is down to the early dynamic with the audience, says Lucy Kellaway
The true value of such morsels has nothing to do with the subject and is all to do with purveyor
So long as everyone knows they are being monitored and why, it is not such a bad idea
If you don’t chat, people don’t like you much. So if women keep quiet at work, it matters
Now we know why so many dyslexics and people who lost a parent young make it to the top
Lucy Kellaway says the idea that employees are part of one big, corporate family is delusional
Lucy Kellaway says she is ditching al desko lunches. Anticipation, ritual and smugness point the way ahead
For privileged professionals at least, working life is better than it has ever been
Lucy Kellaway says women may be more resilient, as we don’t take minor slights as a heinous attack on our egos
All winners of the 2013 Golden Flannel Awards are exceptional, original, giants of jargon
The world’s most successful business women have impeccable hairdos.
Laboured quirkiness is common and Stephen Fry may be to blame with his ‘Prince of Swimwear’