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  • The Interview Process Was Never Actually Testing Skill [Ep: 18]
    2026/09/02

    🎙️ Quick question before we start — have you ever aced an interview for a job you turned out to be genuinely bad at, or bombed one for a job you would've crushed? Host Emteaz Shakib sits down with talent acquisition strategist Renata Alves to unpack why traditional hiring processes measure interview performance far more than actual job performance, why resumes reward the wrong signals, and what companies are slowly starting to do differently. 💡 They trade honest stories and one respectful disagreement about whether skills-based hiring can actually scale or just works for small, ideal cases. 🔥 If you've ever felt like hiring is a game with rules nobody explains, this episode breaks down exactly why that feeling is accurate. #TheNewWorkShow #Hiring #JobSearch #WorkCulture #CareerAdvice

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    8 分
  • You Don't Own The Platform Paying Your Bills [Ep: 17]
    2026/09/01

    🎙️ I know someone who built an entire income around one platform, woke up one morning to a policy change, and watched forty percent of that income disappear before lunch. Host Emteaz Shakib sits down with creator economy analyst Talia Brennan to unpack why platform dependency is one of the quietest risks in modern income, why algorithms can end a livelihood without ever explaining why, and how to actually build income that isn't one policy update away from collapsing. 💡 They trade honest stories and one respectful disagreement about whether diversifying across platforms is smart strategy or just spreading yourself too thin. 🔥 If your income depends on a platform you don't control, this episode is your wake-up call. #TheNewWorkShow #CreatorEconomy #PlatformRisk #GigEconomy #FutureOfWork

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    8 分
  • Mentorship Isn't One-Directional Anymore [Ep: 16]
    2026/08/18

    🎙️ Here's a claim worth sitting with — the idea that mentorship only flows from older to younger is already outdated, and most workplaces haven't caught up yet. Host Emteaz Shakib sits down with workplace mentorship researcher Dr. Margaux Delacroix to unpack why reverse and cross-generational mentoring is quietly becoming essential, why older workers often resist being "mentored" by someone younger, and what genuinely mutual mentorship looks like in practice. 💡 They trade honest stories and one respectful disagreement about whether formal mentorship programs actually work or just look good on paper. 🔥 If you've ever learned something valuable from someone younger than you and felt weirdly awkward about it, this episode explains why. #TheNewWorkShow #Mentorship #Generations #WorkCulture #ProfessionalGrowth

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    8 分
  • AI Can Copy Your Style, It Can't Copy Your Taste [Ep: 15]
    2026/08/17

    🎙️ What's up, beautiful people — today we're getting into the conversation every writer, designer, and musician has been quietly having with themselves lately. Host Emteaz Shakib sits down with creative industry strategist Elena Kowalczyk to unpack what AI is actually doing to creative careers, why "originality" is being redefined in real time, and why taste, not talent alone, is becoming the real currency for creative professionals. 💡 They trade honest stories and one respectful disagreement about whether AI-assisted work can ever be called "real" creative work at all. 🔥 If you've ever felt threatened by a tool that can draft a poem in five seconds, this episode reframes exactly what still makes you irreplaceable. #TheNewWorkShow #AIAndCreativity #CreativeIndustry #FutureOfWork #ArtificialIntelligence

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    8 分
  • Being Great At Your Job Doesn't Make You A Good Manager [Ep: 14]
    2026/08/16

    🎙️ Quick shoutout before we start — to everyone who messaged me after our leadership episode asking, "Okay, but how do people even become managers in the first place?" Today's episode answers exactly that. Host Emteaz Shakib sits down with management development consultant Chiara Rossi to unpack why companies keep promoting their best individual performers into management roles they were never actually trained for, why that pattern quietly damages both the new manager and their team, and what a better path into leadership could look like. 💡 They trade honest stories and one respectful disagreement about whether promoting from within is still worth doing at all. 🔥 If you've ever had a brilliant coworker become a terrible manager overnight, this episode explains exactly why that happens. #TheNewWorkShow #Management #Leadership #WorkCulture #CareerGrowth

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    8 分
  • It's Not Too Late To Start Over In Your Career [Ep: 13]
    2026/08/15

    🎙️ Hey hey, welcome back — today's guest spent eleven years in one field before switching completely, and she says the hardest part wasn't the skills gap; it was her own head. Host Emteaz Shakib sits down with career transition strategist Beatriz Nunes to unpack why mid-career pivots feel so much scarier than they actually are, what genuinely transfers between careers even when it doesn't look like it does, and how to know if a pivot is real growth or just running from discomfort. 💡 They trade honest stories and one respectful disagreement about whether "follow your passion" is actually good advice for a career switch. 🔥 If you've been quietly wondering whether it's too late to change direction, it isn't, and this episode explains why. #TheNewWorkShow #CareerChange #CareerPivot #WorkCulture #CareerAdvice

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    8 分
  • When Did "Available Anytime" Become The Job Requirement? [Ep: 12]
    2026/08/14

    🎙️ Quick question before we start — when was the last time you went a full evening without checking a work message, and did it actually feel relaxing, or did it feel like you were getting away with something? Host Emteaz Shakib sits down with labor researcher Dr. Naledi Mokoena to unpack how "always available" quietly became an unspoken job requirement nobody actually agreed to, why some countries are now legislating a right to disconnect, and what real boundaries look like in a world that never fully logs off. 💡 They trade honest stories and one respectful disagreement about whether boundaries are a personal responsibility or something companies owe their employees. 🔥 If your phone buzzing after hours gives you a small jolt of dread, this episode is for you. #TheNewWorkShow #WorkLifeBalance #RightToDisconnect #Boundaries #WorkCulture

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    8 分
  • Your Next Coworker Might Live On The Other Side Of The Planet [Ep: 11]
    2026/08/13

    🎙️ A few months ago a client told me casually that their five-person team was spread across four countries and three time zones, and nobody on that team had ever once thought of it as unusual. Host Emteaz Shakib sits down with global hiring strategist Ingrid Solberg to unpack how borderless remote teams are quietly rewriting who gets hired, why location is becoming almost irrelevant to opportunity, and what that shift means for workers everywhere, not just the ones already remote. 💡 They trade real stories and one honest disagreement about whether this shift genuinely levels the playing field or just moves the same inequality somewhere less visible. 🔥 If you've ever assumed your geography limits your career, this episode challenges that completely. #TheNewWorkShow #RemoteWork #GlobalHiring #FutureOfWork #BorderlessTeams

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    8 分