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I Cry at Work
by Cashon Content
This whole Corporate America thing is getting exhausting, right? Welcome to burnout. In this podcast, we discuss business that's better for humans. We explore the modern reality of work and the system that fuels it. In true millennial fashion, the host approaches the conversation with sarcasm and rawness in a way that will resonate while also having us all re-evaluate our relationship with work. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Episodes
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Voting With Your Wallet (With Maggie Gehlsen)
Who has more power: employees or employers? On this week’s episode, we discuss the legitimate power of consumers through the lens of an old concept. Cari Anne exposes the good and bad behind company profit goals and how many beloved brands may not be as great as we think. Then, she welcomes her...
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How to Avoid Quiet Firing
Quiet Quitting is out. Quiet Firing is in. On this week’s episode, we discuss the origin of the newest corporate phrase and what it means. Cari Anne explains how it’s less to do with firing and more to do with controlling an expense. She concludes by sharing her tips for avoiding this new trend…
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Quiet Quitting
What is “Quiet Quitting”? On this episode we discuss the meaning, or lack thereof, of the newest corporate buzzword. Spoiler alert: it has nothing to do with quitting. Cari Anne uses the same skills she learned working in corporate, including lessons from the FBI’s lead hostage negotiator, to...
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Creating Healthy Trust in the Workplace
Is trust given or is it earned? On this episode, we discuss the logic behind trusting people through the lens of cynicism vs. skepticism. Cari Anne comically recounts a childhood event to demonstrate the effect of having “trust issues” in the workplace. I Cry at Work Merch Instagram LinkedIn…
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The Ignorance in Saying “No One Wants to Work”
Is it that "no one wants to work" or is it that "no one is motivated to work"? After all, isn't the entire Great Resignation about employee motivation? On this episode, we dissect why any of us even work in the first place: to meet our human needs. Cari Anne exposes how the American workplace…
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Why Do Layoffs Happen?
Are layoffs just a reality of practicing business, or is it a result of poor business leadership? On this episode, Cari Anne discusses the ultimate failure of a CEO: layoffs. She dissects why layoffs aren't just "the nature of business" but rather a direct reflection of the top leader's...
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Revisiting Education Assistance Programs
We were all told "The only way to secure your future is to go to college." So, we did. But in an ironic twist of events, that decision seems to be hurting our future security more than helping. On this episode, we discuss the crippling effects of student loans and how employers can partner with...
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The Fallacy of Annual Raises
It's not about company social events or development opportunities, it's about pay. On this episode, we bring some truth to the real reason people are resigning and what they actually need from employment to thrive. We take it a step beyond pay to show how work is no longer meeting basic human…
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Profit vs. People
We're expected to "deliver value", but what exactly does that mean? On this episode, we discuss the goal of business in the first place. We unpack how different ownership models affect the way companies operate, and how we can start to think about business in a way that’s more sustainable. I Cry…
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A 3% Raise is a Pay Cut
Not feeling 100% about your 3%? On this episode, we're talking about annual raises. In a year with record profits and daunting inflation, salary increases hit different. We’re unpacking the difference between corporate actions and words, all while questioning how we can make the workplace a…
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Welcome to I Cry at Work
It's time to ask the question... Are we failing at work? Or is work failing us? On this show, we address the root cause of burnout: a system that just isn't working for humans. We'll discuss the needs and motivations of everyday working people, exposing the flaws of Corporate America and...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
This whole Corporate America thing is getting exhausting, right? Welcome to burnout.
In this podcast, we discuss business that's better for humans. We explore the modern reality of work and the system that fuels it. In true millennial fashion, the host approaches the conversation with sarcasm and rawness in a way that will resonate while also having us all re-evaluate our relationship with work.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
HOSTED BY
Cashon Content
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I Cry at Work currently has 11 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.
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This whole Corporate America thing is getting exhausting, right? Welcome to burnout. In this podcast, we discuss business that's better for humans. We explore the modern reality of work and the system that fuels it. In true millennial fashion, the host approaches the conversation with sarcasm and...
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I Cry at Work is created and hosted by Cashon Content.
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