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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It is quite wrong to think about it as the enemy, says the FT's Lucy Kellaway
Lucy Kellaway says lessons learnt from family life can pay off at work
Lucy Kellaway says it is a nonsense to boil down something as qualitative as influence into a single number
If laughter varies with gender, it varies even more with power, says Lucy Kellaway
Lucy Kellaway says the ubiquitous coffee chain cannot be forgiven for the way it grinds out its message
When it comes to the quest for the perfect match, it helps to keep your expectations real, says Lucy Kellaway
Lucy Kellaway finds that apparently a game of ‘Angry Birds’ is good for us
The world of work is supposed to have changed beyond recognition since I started out on a bank's graduate training programme three decades ago, but actually it hasn’t. For graduate trainees, nothing of any importance has changed at all.
Lucy Kellaway says alumni connections are not a problem at all – in fact they are a thoroughly good thing.
Study after study shows an interview is not much better than picking people at random.
Lucy Kellaway says it’s not just the objects that are telling – it’s the juxtaposition
With design so overbearing at Google’s London HQ, the individual can’t get a look in, says the FT's Lucy Kellaway.
Lucy Kellaway says that top executives should take an annual hubris test
Anyone batty enough to aim for perfection in their work isn’t a force for good. Such obsession comes with a dark underside.
Lucy Kellaway says the joke should be on the even more stupid people who voice their approval in their millions