
Find out what people actually do in their jobs, the skills they use and how they got there. A podcast from the Careers and Placements team at the University of York.
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 91 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessCareers | |||

In this episode Kate chats to Tom Kelton, CEO and Co-founder of Pentaro, a telemarketing and business development agency.
Tom discusses how he co-founded Pentaro and explains the company’s rapid growth, the skills and mindset required to run a busin... more
This week Kate chats with Nick Smith, Executive Director of The Rowntree Society.
Nick talks about how The Rowntree Society shares it's history and connects it to today’s issues plus he touches on the realities of running a nonprofit including fundi... more
In this episode, Kate is joined by Leah Tharpe, who works as an independent Art Appraiser with Tharpe and Fairchild LLC. As well as a fine art specialist with Copley Fine Art Auctions and is also currently undertaking a PhD.
Leah explains what the d... more
In this episode, Kate meets Flora Palmer. Flora is a current University of York student who is on placement year at the Walt Disney Company, working on production and operations for National Geographic.
Flora describes her role, the skills and quali... more
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Just listened to the Daniel Arda episode and it’s amazing. The character of Arda is incredibly well developed and is clearly a satire on the kinds of people you find in these vague internal roles like “legacy” and “sustainability” in large corporate organisations.
Part David Brent, part Alan Partridge and drawing on the themes in 2012 and W1A, Arda perfectly represents people who talk in non-stop management speak, buzzwords and mixed metaphors without articulating a single tangible concept.
T... more
Makes me question what I actually do
Fantastic idea to allow people to know the ins and out of particular professions. While the sound quality could use some improvement, I thoroughly enjoyed it
-Otis
Host of ‘Souliloqy Radio’
Fun and interesting podcast meeting a real need.
Interesting show covering a wide set of topics... Looking froward to more episodes!










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