Beyond the 9-to-5: Are Office Friendships Wor...

Judd Kessler, Professor of Business Economics and Public Policy at the Wharton School and author of Lucky by Design, explains how artificial intelligence is eroding the signaling power of cover letters and elevating the importance of recommendations, networking, and real-world co ...  Show more

Stefano Puntoni, Marketing Professor at the Wharton School and Co-Director of the Wharton Human-AI Research Program, explains how artificial intelligence is pressuring SaaS margins, lowering barriers to entry, reshaping pricing models, and marking a potential inflection point for ...  Show more

Research repeatedly shows that having friends at work can boost employee engagement, productivity, and happiness. In a recent study, most people say having a best friend at work makes work more enjoyable. We see coworkers nearly every day, collaborate with them on important proje ...  Show more

In this episode, join us as we dive into the fascinating world of networking and explore some of the unexpected and unique benefits that can emerge from connecting with others. From a gallon of vodka and a ladder to landing unexpected opportunities and even finding love, networki ...  Show more

Iman and Amara discuss their journey running a growing Gadzhi, touching on everything from unusual work requests to their unique friendship dynamics. Despite occasional mistakes like overspending on company funds, their collaborative approach remains grounded in trust and mutual ...  Show more

THE SUMMER BONANZA BEGINS. podmothers sephy & wing enter the chat: spiralling on 'female friendships', cultivating real relationships, acquaintances & 'catch ups' & loneliness. ✷

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