Podscud - FT Listen to Lucy

Financial Times management columnist Lucy Kellaway pokes fun at management fads and jargon, and celebrates the ups and downs of office life.

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Listening to customers can be bad business

16 years

We need more CEOs willing to speak out

16 years

Power posing and flattery beat an MBA any day

16 years

Time to spit out more praise for Apple

16 years

Words to describe the glory of Apple

16 years

Why CEOs cry all the way to the bank

16 years

Twitter is no way to manage a smelly mess

16 years

Personal life has invaded the office

16 years

Antidote to the dreariness of modern life

16 years

Why financiers are leaders in drivel

16 years

Nice dud is key to office harmony

16 years

It’s time to sack job appraisals

16 years

Don’t just dress down on Fridays

16 years

It is time for the gender gap to be kicked into touch?

16 years

BP has become the company we all love to hate

16 years

A self-help guide for Sir Terry Leahy

16 years

Principles for living we could all do without

16 years

When the FSA came calling

16 years

It's the little things we should fret about

16 years

Fabulous Fab is far scarier than you think

16 years

Ash cloud helped productivity

16 years

The joys of long service

16 years

My first law of success: a big lucky break

16 years

Generation game plays out on Facebook

16 years

You can’t always get what you want

16 years

Why feedback forms leave me fed up

16 years

A corporate calendar that is so last year

16 years

Why insensitive bosses make more sense

16 years

My new motto: Nomina Rutrum Rutrum

16 years

Memory doesn’t matter when you have the net

16 years