
Careers are rarely just one thing anymore. Small Talk: Work, Play, Build is a fortnightly conversation about the work we do, the things we play with for joy, and the things we build on the side. Hosts Subha Chandrasekaran (executive coach) and Hasita Krishna (brand strategist) talk with leaders, founders, and thinkers about ambition, mid-career pivots, women at work, first-time managers, AI and th... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 108 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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You spent hours perfecting your resume. AI helped you rewrite it. You hit apply... and then nothing.Where did your application go?In this episode of Small Talk: Work Play Build, Subha Chandrasekharan and Hasita Krishna unpack how AI is quietly transf... more
More people are showing up to work, doing exactly what's expected, and nothing more.It's being called quiet contribution. But is this really an employee problem, or is it a symptom of something much bigger?
In this episode, Subha and Hasita unpack w... more
Most Indian girls stop playing sport in their teens. Most never come back. Subha and Hasita speak with Dr. Vijay Krishnamurthy (sports researcher, executive coach) and Swetha Subbiah (co-founder Sisters in Sweat) on the safety, infrastructure, cultur... more
Ever lose track of time listening to a stranger's story? This episode is about why podcasts have that power and what they've quietly taught us about curiosity, belonging, and how we think.We spend a lot of time talking about careers, work, and person... more
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Insightful, informative and enables reflection!
Fun, interesting and informative. Subha and Hasita keep the conversation light while providing meaningful insights about workplace trends, personal growth, upskilling and more.
This podcast is a great resource for anyone looking to navigate their career with ease.
I enjoy listening to diverse viewpoints here, it makes me think more deeply about the kind of career I want to build.
Short episodes, the conversation is catchy and the topics are on point - as an entrépreneur I find this a very interesting podcast that gives me a lot to think about on how to (and how not to) build a company.
The show has a great selection of topics relevant to current times. The guests are experts in their field and very informative to listen to their thoughts and experience.
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The show centers on pragmatic career growth, workplace culture, and the human side of work. Across episodes, hosts explore mid-career pivots, first-time management, leadership development, the impact of AI on professional life, gender dynamics at work, and the role of purpose-filled projects outside the 9-to-5. Guests range from athletes-turned-advocates and educators to designers and nonprofit leaders, often sharing actionable frameworks for career planning, skill-building, and building inclusive, resilient teams. A notable edge is the blend of coaching insights with real-world stories from diverse industries, making it useful for listeners seeking practical guidance, fresh perspectives, and inspiration for both personal and organizational... more
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