
Work is undergoing a transformation. We're rethinking our careers and questioning when, where, and how we work. In Quartz's latest podcast we'll talk to companies and employees charting new ways forward in the workplace, setting new standards that make work better for everyone. Cover art by Jo Minor
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 6 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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I find it a useful reframe of my relationship with work.
This is not another boring podcast about work but rather a really interesting examination of where work has been and where it’s coming.
This podcast is a nice surprise. I thought it might just be a rehash of some of the topics covered by some of the other podcasts I subscribe to but they have found some unique perspectives and interviewees to make it stand out. Subscribed for sure. Nicely done.
I really enjoyed hearing about the global perspectives. We are focused on the US states starting to break the seal on pay transparency, but it’s important to know other countries are very far ahead. Having various experts on the topic give their perspectives is a welcome change from other podcasts where you might hear one or two people go on and on for an hour about their opinions.
How work and the workplace are changing is such a relevant and timely topic. The podcast has very interesting guests and Cassie is a fantastic host, somehow always asking the questions I’d want to ask the guests myself!










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