The Fix

Dec 11 2024 100 ep. 23 mins 290
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The Fix is a podcast that shares stories of women and men who are taking action and innovating to advance equality in the workplace and beyond.

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My Workplace Is Killing Me

Dec 11 2024 14 mins  
Welcome to our new podcast! Each week, we share real stories from people around the world who have felt at one time or another that their workplace is killing them! As coaches we will share our insights as well as practical advice, and expertise to help you navigate workplace challenges. Plus, we bring in the experts like psychologists, thought leaders, lawyers, and business expert

Eve Rodsky – How To Find Greater Meaning In Life And Work

Nov 08 2023 29 mins  
Aside from sleep, work is where we spend most of our waking hours over our lifetime. How we experience work is how we experience a considerable amount of our lives, which is why managing the meaning we derive from work is essential to our overall life satisfaction. Knowing how your workplace works is how we can begin to make it work for everyone. Most of us want more meaning at wor

Michelle King – Do You Trust Your Workplace?

Nov 01 2023 25 mins  
The degree to which we feel like we belong at work depends on the nature of our relationship with our workplace. We don’t often think about our job as a relationship, but it is, at least in a sense. Your job is a reciprocal relationship. You exchange your time, energy, and expertise for money, advancement, and fulfilment at a basic level. The exchange can happen only if both part

Minda Harts - How To Write A Book That Gets Published

Oct 18 2023 23 mins  
The publishing industry is notorious for a lack of diversity. In 2016 The Bookseller examined the lists of the UK’s most established publishing houses and found that there were fewer than 100 books published by authors of colour. In 2021, out of a total of 4,017 authors and illustrators featured across 33 catalogues from the UK’s top five publishers and selected independent pr

Michelle King – How To Close The Graduate Skill Gap

Oct 11 2023 28 mins  
It's that time of year again; companies are adding new graduates to their ranks and training them, much like they always have. According to a National Association of Colleges and Employers report, despite a slower job market, hiring projections indicate that companies plan to hire 4% more graduates in 2023 than in 2022. While employers continue hiring graduates, many are unaware of

Michelle King - How To Advance At Work Without Losing Yourself

Oct 04 2023 34 mins  
Based on my work, I know for sure that at one time or another, most of us have lost our belief in work. We have felt the pain of being excluded from informal networks, the stress of trying to keep up with the pace of change, or burnout after putting in countless hours to get the next promotion, only to be overlooked or disillusioned with cut-throat corporate cultures. We are tired

Charlie Sull: Is Your Workplace Toxic?

Mar 23 2023 18 mins  
According to the most recent “Women in the Workplace” report from LeanIn.Org and McKinsey, the gap between men and women leaving their jobs is the largest it has been since the report was first published eight years ago. For every female director who is promoted, two women at the same level of seniority choose to quit. The report states that women are leaving companies that fai

Aneeta Rattan & Lily Jampol: Feedback - What’s Really Holding You Back At Work

Mar 14 2023 32 mins  
For most people we want feedback at work, but it is also something we dread. Unless feedback is actionable and helpful, it just feels like unnecessary criticism or a way for organizations to try and get people to fit into toxic workplace cultures. In the HBR article entitled Women Get “Nicer” Feedback — and It Holds Them Back authors Lily Jampol, Aneeta Rattan and Elizabeth B

What Not To Do This International Women’s Day

Feb 10 2023 16 mins  
For many people International Women’s Day has lost its way. It is too readily used by corporates as a day to provide lip service to gender equality and women’s advancement at work. But women don’t need one day of celebration, we need companies to take action every day to remove the barriers to women’s advancement and fulfillment at work. Without action it is too easy for me

Lanaya Irvin: Who Benefits from DEI?

Jan 26 2023 16 mins  
Every year companies spend about $8 billion on DEI initiatives in the United States, according to research conducted by the consulting firm McKinsey. With all this money and attention given to DEI efforts we need to ask ourselves an important question: Who benefits? A 2019 report entitled Being Black in Corporate America: An Intersectional Exploration released by the consulting fir