This interview takes the listener through the career journey of a political strategist. The discussion covers misconceptions about lobbying and political strategy, the roles and influence of staffers in government, the importance and challenges of unions in today's workforce, and issues surrounding undocumented workers and immigration policy. Our guest shares personal reflections on maintaining integrity in politics, balancing family life with professional ambitions, and the value of community involvement. The interview concludes with anecdotes about the wildest moments witnessed in the field and advice for those interested in entering politics.

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In this engaging episode of Workplace Confession, the hosts interview a seasoned gastroenterologist who shares his journey from being a soccer referee to practicing medicine for over 14 years. The conversation explores the process of choosing a medical specialty, the realities of working in gastroenterology, and the challenges of balancing personal well-being with a demanding career. The guest offers candid insights into the American healthcare system, including the emphasis on procedures like colonoscopies, the importance and limitations of preventative care, and comparisons to international practices. Listeners are treated to memorable stories from the exam room, including strange patient encounters and unexpected discoveries during procedures. The episode also addresses common myths about gastroenterology, the difficulties of working within large healthcare organizations, and the potential impact of artificial intelligence on the medical field. The guest emphasizes the value of self-care for aspiring physicians and shares how spending time with family helps him recharge outside of work.

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In this episode of Workplace Confessions Behind Closed Doors, hosts Elsa Barbi and Dawn Andrews welcome an anonymous engineer who takes listeners on a candid journey through his career. The conversation kicks off with stories of youthful ambition and the lessons learned from a first job as a paperboy, before delving into the realities of working in the field of engineering. The guest opens up about the challenges of building transportation infrastructure in a car-centric society, the importance of public service, and how family influences shaped his path.

The discussion explores the highs and lows of engineering: the difficulty of negotiating with stakeholders, the satisfaction of seeing a project come to life, and the surprising necessity of soft skills for success. The guest shares hard-earned insights about leadership, resilience after setbacks, and the value of collaboration across disciplines. The episode doesn't shy away from the uncomfortable, including a frank reflection on a disturbing workplace incident and the need for stronger action and empathy from leaders.

Listeners also hear about the persistent lack of diversity in engineering and the changing stereotypes of the profession. With humor and honesty, the episode provides both cautionary tales and moments of inspiration for anyone navigating the world of work. Tune in for real stories, unexpected confessions, and a reminder that every career has secrets, and lessons, behind closed doors.

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