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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Starbucks’ tea takeover is a grande of guff

13 years

Marriages and jobs require work and love

13 years

Time-wasting tips have wasted my time

14 years

New workers want the same things we did

14 years

Embrace the network effect

14 years

The question with interviews is why we bother

14 years

A rifle through my colleagues’ drawers

14 years

For creativity, forget the funky office

14 years

Road test CEOs to avoid corporate crashes

14 years

Good enough is better than perfection

14 years

Why I can’t ‘like’ Facebook popularity contest

14 years

Why I’m inspired by the veteran Cosmo girl

14 years

Jobs, motherhood and varieties of wrong

14 years

London’s Olympics are a workers’ curse

14 years

Why do we believe we get what we pay for?

14 years

Burberry chief’s top mix of brand and bunkum

14 years

Ball boys demonstrate power of training

14 years

Don’t aim for the top unless you feel lucky

14 years

The thin line between thick skin and complacency

14 years

A dose of dullness is good for business

14 years

Manual work holds the key to spiritual bliss

14 years

Small mistakes attract the biggest trouble

14 years

Beware the wild management consultants

14 years

My logo obsession is more than a game

14 years

Flattery will get you what you want

14 years

Affiliations matter more than achievement

14 years

Break bad habits and you’ll deliver profits

14 years

The female of the species is more scary than the male

14 years

Online life can teach us about the office

14 years

The perils of parting shots

14 years