
The Unlikely Duo: Turning Workplace Dynamics into Lifelong Friendships (and Business Wisdom!)
Meet Lynda Harvey and Joe Gilgoff: a former employee and boss who morphed their professional relationship into an extraordinary, decades-spanning friendship. With 40+ years of combined experience building, scaling, and supporting top-tier Customer Support and Service departments, they've seen it all. But... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 13 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | CareersBusiness | |||

Why does video create trust in ways that emails, Slack messages, and even AI often can't?
In this episode of In The Business of Humans, Lynda and Joe are honored and thrilled to be joined by ultra-accomplished film maker Ben Nathan (Owner of All of ... more
What does it really mean to "code switch"—and how much of yourself should you change to succeed?
In this episode of In The Business of Humans, co-hosts Lynda Harvey and Joe Gilgoff are honored to be joined by two extremely accomplished and brilliant... more
Welcome back to Season 2 of In The Business of Humans with hosts Lynda Harvey and Joe Gilgoff.
In this kickoff episode, Lynda and Joe reintroduce themselves, share updates from their professional and personal journeys, and set the stage for an excit... more
How does a podcast about driving humanity in the workplace tackle the imposing topic of AI for the first time? Bringing on one of the world's leading experts is a great place to start!
On our special season 1 finale episode, we're joined by Aria Fin... more
Absolutely love Lynda and Joe!!! This has been incredibly helpful being a new leader!!!!
I love listening to Joe and Lynda break down everyday work topics. They both have a ton of knowledge to share and their conversations are a fun weekly listen.
Thanks for the honesty, the openness and for talking about topics we need to be reminded of and educated about. Great listening to you Lynda in long form and not just IG short form 🙌
Working with people is honestly one of the hardest parts of any job, and I don't think we talk about it nearly enough. I love how this podcast dives deep into the actual nuances of corporate life and interpersonal relationships. It’s practical, relatable, and always insightful. Keep the great work and the episodes coming—this is a must-listen!
Everyone starting out on their work journey should listen to this podcast. Great examples of what to do and not to do at work.
Great topic, can’t wait to hear more.
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Two seasoned customer experience leaders discuss real-world workplace dynamics, leadership, and human-centric culture. Across episodes they cover boundaries at work, the distinction between managers and leaders, HR as a strategic partner, networking with authenticity, personal branding, and navigating social media's impact on careers. The conversations blend practical tips with humor and candid stories, all underscored by a focus on humane workplaces, trust, and long-term relationships in business. A notable thread is turning professional relationships into lasting collaboration and friendship while maintaining accountability and measurable results. This show is likely to appeal to mid- to senior-career professionals, people leaders, and an... more
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