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Truth, Lies and Work

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Truth, Lies & Work is the UK's #1 Management Podcast. Brought to you by the HubSpot Podcast Network, this award-winning podcast is where behavioural science meets workplace culture. Hosted by Chartered Occupational Psychologist Leanne Elliott and business owner Al Elliott, the show has reached #2 in the UK Business Podcast Charts and consistently ranks as a Top 10 trending business podcast globall... more

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Welcome to another edition of This Week in Work, where Chartered Occupational Psychologist Leanne Elliott and business owner Al Elliott break down the latest news on people, culture, and behavioral science.

This week, we look at the direct, measurab... more

Welcome back to Truth, Lies & Work, the show where behavioural science meets workplace culture, brought to you by the HubSpot Podcast Network.

This week, Leanne sits down with Christian Laing, co-founder of Stand Out Socks and one of the most compel... more

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Welcome back to This Week in Work

This week: workplace confidence flips, QuitTok resurfaces, and LinkedIn shares its most chaotic interview stories. In Truth or Lie, we tackle the myth of the “four-hour sleeper.” And in the Workplace Surgery, we unp... more

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Welcome back to Truth, Lies & Work, the award-winning podcast where behavioural science meets workplace culture.

Today, we’re joined by a leader who has shaped the modern understanding of culture, belonging and performance more than almost anyone el... more

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Christian Laing
Co-founder and Managing Director of Standout Socks, known for employing people with learning disabilities.
Standout Socks
Episode: 253. What happens when you bet on people the world overlooks?: The story of Standout Socks, with Co-founder and MD, Christian Laing
Garry Ridge
Former CEO of WD-40 and author of "Any Dumbass Can Do It"
WD-40 Company
Episode: 251. WD-40’s Garry Ridge on leadership: "Any dumbass can do it"
Nick Power
Senior marketing leader at The Noun Project and vocal figure on LinkedIn.
The Noun Project
Episode: 249. Why LinkedIn feels fake, with Nick Power
Danny Wareham
Organizational psychologist and author of 'Constellation Leadership Reimagined for a Connected Age'
Fergon Consultancy
Episode: 243. What if leadership didn't need a leader? With Psychologist and Author, Danny Wareham
Mamie Kanfer Stewart
Host of The Modern Manager podcast and author of Momentum.
Meeteor
Episode: 241. What if meetings were the best part of your day? (Yes, really!). With Mamie Kanfer Stewart
Josh Levine
A work futurist, author and culture consultant.
Great Mondays
Episode: 239. Why your founder's culture dies at 50 employees (And what to do about it), with Work Futurist, Josh Levine
Ina Purvanova
Professor at Drake University, teaching leadership and organizational behavior
Drake University
Episode: 237. Is hybrid the worst of all worlds? With Professors Ina Purvanova and Alanah Mitchell, authors of The New Workplace"
Alana Mitchell
Professor at Drake University, specializing in information systems and technology use
Drake University
Episode: 237. Is hybrid the worst of all worlds? With Professors Ina Purvanova and Alanah Mitchell, authors of The New Workplace"
Isabel Berwick
Host of Working It podcast and author of The Future-Proof Career
Financial Times
Episode: 235. How to make work work for you, with Isabel Berwick, best-selling author of The Future-Proof Career

Hosts

Leanne Elliott
Chartered Occupational Psychologist with a focus on workplace dynamics and employee well-being.
Al Elliott
Business owner specializing in management practices and workplace culture.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 1.2k ratings
  • Amezing podcast

    The episode on truth lies and work was pure gold!So helpful and insightful

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Juliana74474
    United States12 days ago
  • A FANTASTIC ASSET

    A fantastic asset to podcast owners and producers!The insightful feedback about the strengths and weaknesses of each show I learn so much from listening to

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Juliana664
    United States12 days ago
  • Fantastic candid conversation that you can learn from

    Love the insight of this team.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    RaRaRocks2022
    United Statesa month ago
  • Sounding Smart

    Loved the interview with Dr Cheryl Robinson on why people try to sound smart rather than communicate effectively. It’s something I touch on in my book.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Caat1002
    Canada5 months ago
  • A dream for people who love business

    There’s so much to love about this show! The fantastic couple's banter. The blend of research and frameworks with real-world experience and case studies. The fun, engaging, and varied approaches to covering topics. I can 100% see why you all have such a loyal following (which I've officially joined).

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BeMoreMFD
    United States5 months ago

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Listeners often recommend the podcast for its emphasis on psychological safety and ethical management practices.
Listeners appreciate the engaging banter and relatable content between the hosts.

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251. WD-40’s Garry Ridge on leadership: "Any dumbass can do it"
Q: How did you ensure employee engagement during the pandemic?
We focused on the safety and well-being of our people, serving our customers, and protecting the underbody of our business, which made employees feel safe and engaged.
251. WD-40’s Garry Ridge on leadership: "Any dumbass can do it"
Q: What is psychological safety and how can it be cultivated in a company?
Psychological safety means reducing fear in the workplace, allowing people to admit mistakes and learn from them without facing harsh consequences.
250. The Post Office scandal, beating imposter syndrome and the UK's work crisis. PLUS! Does time really speed up as we get older?
Q: How do I talk to a top performer who's completely switched off?
Engage them in a personal conversation about any changes in their lives that might be affecting their engagement at work, and discuss their aspirations, which may include interests outside of work.
250. The Post Office scandal, beating imposter syndrome and the UK's work crisis. PLUS! Does time really speed up as we get older?
Q: What kind of workplace adjustments can I expect after an ADHD diagnosis?
Expect reasonable adjustments that may include amending work schedules, providing written summaries, or allowing quiet time. The Equality Act 2010 may protect your rights, helping to facilitate support at work.
250. The Post Office scandal, beating imposter syndrome and the UK's work crisis. PLUS! Does time really speed up as we get older?
Q: How does one deal with imposter syndrome as a business owner?
Imposter syndrome refers to an inability to internalize success and is often found in high achievers, especially women. To manage it, focus on recognizing accomplishments, journaling, and seeking professional help if needed.

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The show explores the intersection of behavioral science and workplace culture, providing evidence-based insights to help leaders enhance team dynamics and employee well-being. It covers a wide array of topics such as workplace happiness, employee engagement, ethical business practices, and management strategies. A unique aspect of the show is its combination of expert interviews and candid discussions from the hosts, who bring personal anecdotes and real-world experiences into the conversation, ensuring that the content remains relatable and applicable. With episodes released twice a week, listeners can expect timely discussions on contemporary workplace issues, actionable advice, and a lighter side through the hosts' chemistry and humor, ... more

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Recent guests on Truth, Lies and Work include:

1. Christian Laing
2. Garry Ridge
3. Nick Power
4. Danny Wareham
5. Mamie Kanfer Stewart
6. Josh Levine
7. Ina Purvanova
8. Alana Mitchell

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