Clock in for episode 5. Please take a seat, silence your phone, and pretend you've read the meeting agenda.

This week, Nick and Rosie chat about why you should bring your old school reports to your next job interview, the ultimate side-hustle for ambitious kids in the 18th century, and the surprisingly complicated business of being the man responsible for the King’s swans.

The office is open for episode 4, so come on in. The printer’s out of toner, and someone’s broken the microwave!

This week, we explore why you’re probably much lazier than you think, why you should never dawdle around train doors in Japan, and the perfect job for outcasts in Medieval England.

Join Nick and Rosie as they hang another whimsical affirmation cat poster inside the WMIT podcast office cubicle.

This week we explore a strange career emerging from the modern dating scene, tickle ourselves with some dad joke level business names and reveal why you shouldn’t necessarily trust Peter Crouch with your personal finances.

Much like salvaging a shoddy word document, Nick and Rosie work to refine the podcast format as they add a bold, italic and underlined comic sans header to episode 2.

In this episode, we find out what’s really in a name when it comes to picking a career, play our first round of ‘Work Association’ and answer the age old question “when is it appropriate to shoot arrows at a funeral?”.

PILOT EPISODE:

Just like in any new job, Nick and Rosie attempt to find their feet in the podcast equivalent of the 'probationary period'.

In this inaugural episode, we share some of our own work related experiences, explore unusual jobs of the past and present and question the economic benefits of a child dressed as a Hot dog.