How to deal with jerks in the workplace (with Christine Porath)

How to deal with jerks in the workplace (with...

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How to understand money stuff (w/ Matt Levine)

Matt Levine is the author of Bloomberg’s “Money Stuff” newsletter where he writes about Wall Street and finances. Matt joins Chris to break down common money questions such as what exactly is commodity trading? How do AI companies make money? How do companies balance ethics and v ...  عرض المزيد

Your job or your sanity? How to not lose both (w/ Guy Winch)

If we accept that work-life balance is a necessity, then why are stress and burnout still increasing? Guy Winch is a psychologist and was the first guest ever on the How to Be a Better Human podcast. Guy returns to the show six years later to share strategies on how to stop indul ...  عرض المزيد

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Civility Pays, Christine Porath
10% Happier with Dan Harris

For Christine Porath, meditation was one way of coping with a toxic work environment. Her own experience, paired with watching her father suffer a serious health scare tied to his own harmful workplace atmosphere, led to her interest in researching civility in the workplace. She ...  عرض المزيد

745: How to Handle Bad Bosses and Toxic Coworkers with Tessa West
How to Be Awesome at Your Job

Tessa West addresses the seven common types of jerks at work–and how to deal with them effectively. 


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1) How to tell if someone is being an intentional jerk at work 

2) How to identi ...

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706: Tessa West | How to Deal with Jerks at Work
The Jordan Harbinger Show

Tessa West (@tessawestnyu) is a social psychology professor at New York University and the author of <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Jerks-Work-Toxic-Coworkers-About/d ...

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What’s Changed About How We Show Up at Work
Women at Work

Which feelings (and shoes) are work-appropriate these days? An expert on authenticity joins us to share impressions of how professional behavior and dress are changing, plus advice for deciding how transparent and comfortable to be.