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Shelley Johnson
Leadership
Career Development
Career Growth
Antifragility
Money
Happiness
Personal Finance
Investing
Girls That Invest
Goal Setting
Relationships
Vulnerability
Resilience
Climate Change
Team Dynamics
Self-Awareness
Entrepreneurship
Time Management
Workplace Culture
Covid-19

Join HR consultant Shelley Johnson as she talks with you about all things work!

Formerly my millennial career.

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Latest Episodes

What’s your number one reason for living, financially and career-wise? Shell and Glen chat about this and dive into your listener questions, covering:

👉🏾 what to do when you hear whispers about redundancy

👉🏿 taking a pay cut: when is it worth i... more

This episode is something a little different! Shell is joined by her three sisters for a raw, unfiltered chat about careers, confidence, and the chaos of growing up in a big family. They talk about backing yourself, overcoming self-doubt, and jugglin... more

Everyone wants to be on a high-performing team, but what does that actually look like? Shell and Scott Smith break down the three key elements of great teams - high trust, high clarity, and high expectations, and how you can build them in your workpl... more

In today's Q&A Shell shares tackles some big career questions including:

👉🏻 should I leave a stable job for a higher salary?

👉🏼 how do I manage different work styles when my boss operates completely differently?

👉 if I've never managed people... more

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Host

Shelley Johnson
HR consultant and host, providing insights into workplace dynamics and career development.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 537 ratings
  • Resourceful and insightful

    Fantastic episodes full of relatable life stories and simple, yet transformative, takeaways/advice. Highly recommend listening, even if you’re not a manager or part of a HR department. I actually have a Note on my phone dedicated to learnings from this pod.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    RochiTP
    Australia2 months ago
  • Always helpful

    I work in government and a lot of the people issues covered in the podcast are so helpful!

    Would love to hear more about working in an organisation where there’s a lack of role clarity

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Love learning 146
    Australia3 months ago
  • So Helpful!!

    Covers so many topics like leadership, life, career development, HR and so much more…and every single one of them are relevant & helpful!!!

    Love the content, Love the honesty, Love the application aspect in every episode.

    I always walk away feeling equipped & inspired.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Joshua2005
    Australia6 months ago
  • Relevant, insightful and easy to listen to

    Best podcast about a topic not many people chat about. The episodes are so insightful and relevant and I honestly wish Shelley was my friend!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    therunningmidwife
    Australia6 months ago
  • So much gold!

    I’ve found this podcast to be so impactful. The episode on giving and receiving feedback is genuine gold. Thank you Shelley!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jordan_cochrane2401
    Australia8 months ago

Listeners Say

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Variety in guest perspectives adds depth to the discussions.
The humor and relatability of the discussions make complex subjects easy to understand.
Listeners appreciate the engaging and practical advice provided on various work-related topics.
Content is frequently seen as valuable for personal and professional growth.
The tone is both sincere and supportive, resonating with listeners looking for honest workplace dialogue.

Chart Rankings

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Apple Podcasts
#13
Australia/Business/Careers
Apple Podcasts
#150
Australia/Business
Apple Podcasts
#179
Italy/Business/Careers
Apple Podcasts
#12
South Korea/Business/Careers
Apple Podcasts
#60
New Zealand/Business/Careers
Apple Podcasts
#75
Switzerland/Business/Careers

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

711 redundancy, pay cuts, leaving a toxic place & the long journey to what you deserve (with Glen James)
Q: What advice do you have for someone potentially facing redundancy?
Consider whether you can stay put while finishing your degree and keep your options open for finding a more suitable role later on, rather than rushing into a decision.
708 stable job vs higher pay, managing different work styles + stepping into leadership
Q: I want to move into leadership, but I've never managed people. How do I prove to the organization that I'm ready?
Leadership is about influence rather than formal title; focus on developing leadership skills proactively and seek opportunities for trial runs to demonstrate capability.
707 the leadership superpower you’re not using: coaching
Q: What should someone begin with if they want to really step into this and build their coaching skill?
Begin with open questions like 'What's on your mind?', approach with genuine curiosity, and create space for reflection.
707 the leadership superpower you’re not using: coaching
Q: What are some techniques that you use to get into that kind of coaching mode rather than in that control mode?
Understanding the person first, using open-ended questions, and fostering a collaborative environment where the team can contribute to solutions.
707 the leadership superpower you’re not using: coaching
Q: Why do you feel like coaching is a skill that matters for leaders?
Coaching has a profound impact on individuals, unlocking potential and helping them overcome limiting beliefs.

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