Corporate Strategy
Episodes
232 episodes
106. Cracking the C-Suite
Ever been called terse in a professional setting? I sure have, and it sparked quite the contemplation about corporate communication and emotional baggage. That's why we kick off our latest episode by dissecting the term and its implications in ...
105. The Autonomy and Challenge...Challenge
Ever wonder if there's ever a wrong time to chase after new horizons? We kick off with a tale about a peculiar woodchuck that somehow spirals into a lively discussion on the art of embracing change and seizing the moment to set goals that truly...
104. 2024 Go Away, CACC is Here to Stay
As Bruce and I, Clark, wrap up the tumultuous journey of 2024, we invite you into our candid conversation where revelations about money's true worth and personal well-being unveil the art of balance. The year's been a teacher, showing us that b...
103. A Corporate Carol
Amidst the holiday frenzy, have you ever stopped to ponder the delicate dance of managing work stress and personal well-being? As flu season collides with year-end deadlines, our latest episode serves up a heartening blend of humor and resolve....
102. There's Always Room for Self Improvement
Ready to tackle the question of emotional intelligence and its impact on your work life balance? We come together in this engaging chat to explore everything from personal sleep patterns to the art and science of emotional intelligence. Using o...
101. Late Stage Capitalism 2: Electric Boogaloo
Linke to documentary mentioned in this ep: https://youtu.be/yjpYzFtxfjU?si=Gi0KpKzfJoEqu_lP Hold on tight because we're about to untangle the complex web of capitalism with...
100: This Could Have Been an Email... Again
Who knew emojis could become the language of a podcast? Welcome to our centennial milestone episode of Corporate Strategy podcast, where we've used emojis to do the talking! As we reminisce our shared experiences over Thanksgiving and query abo...
99. Making Meetings Better Part 2 MOAR MEETINGS
Ever wondered how a weekend recap can turn into a stimulating discussion about trends in artificial intelligence, micromanagement in the workplace, and financial planning? Join your hosts, Bruce and Clark, as they take you on a journey from cas...
98. Making Meetings Better Part 1
Ready for a deep-dive into the mindset of Gen Z employees, AI's role in marketing, and the secret recipe for a collaborative team environment? This episode is just the ticket. We start by pulling back the curtain on why Gen Z workers are avoidi...
97. Consulting
What's the future of jobs in an AI-dominated world? We're diving headfirst into that question, inspired by none other than Elon Musk's dire warnings about AI rendering human labor redundant. As we grapple with the thought of a world with virtua...
96. New Format, No Time
Ready to challenge the status quo? Discover why tech staff are striking over a return to office, and how unions are playing a crucial role in this shift as we embark on our first of many discussions about the latest happenings in the corporate ...
95. Are Certifications Worth It?
Feeling under the weather? Don't worry, so is our co-host, Clark! This episode packs a punch, blending together the unlikely mix of illness, horror movies, and workplace certifications. We're sorry for the delay in delivery, but when one host i...
94. AI in the Driver's Seat: Giving Rise to Robotic Executives
Prepare to have your mind blown as we unravel the untold story of a Polish drinks company that dared to navigate uncharted waters by employing an AI-powered robot as its CEO. Yes, you read that right! We delve into the intriguing complexities o...
93. Understanding the World of Unions: With Labor Lawyer Keelin Austin
Have you ever wondered about the complexities of labor unions and collective bargaining agreements? In this captivating discussion with Keelin Austin, an in-house labor and employment attorney, you'll be taken on a journey to understand the inn...
92. More Best Tips To Survive in the Corporate World Part 2: EVEN MORE TIPS!
Have you ever walked into work to find HR at your desk, and wondered if it’s time to update your resume? We've been there too. Welcome back to another episode with your hosts, Bruce and Clark, where we dissect the corporate world and offer surv...
91. How to Survive in the Corporate World? 30 Best Tips Part 1: The Tips
Squidboi has thrown down the gauntlet, and we are parsing through this massive list of sometimes great, sometimes questionable tips for newcomer...
90. How To Get a Raise or Quit Your Job Trying
Asking for more money isn't easy. Getting it is even harder. This episode is dedicated to all those who deserved a raise but got snubbed by the man. Get that ched y'all.
89. What is Work?
This week's episode focuses entirely on the idea of work. Is email work? What about sitting at your desk staring into oblivion? What about your lunch break? We answer all these questions and more on a very work-related episode. &nb...
88. Pentagram of Panic, or the Five Person Project Problem
y mor wyrds wen few do trickThis week we take on a listener topic around dealing with a project that is bound by five different stakeholders, all asking for different things, all with different priorities... basically, the project from ...
87. Performance Reviews Part 2: Givn' Feedback
Following up on our previous episode about the act of performing performance reviews, we act out a non-simulated performance review of the performance of this very podcast. It's not confusing at all, I swear. Alex joins us again for an...
85. Help Yourself to Some Self Help
This was a spiral, a downward one. Bruce and Clark analyze and question the value of easy answers, self-help, and if we are doomed as a society.Typical corporate strats' stuff.
84. Ask Your Doctor if Marketing is Right for You!
Today's topic is all about the marketing dept, specifically how to know if it's the right career path for you to walk down. I highly advocate for it, but that's just me, corporate marketing man.
83. How to Recruit Employees and Influence Growth
Recruiting aint easy. Have you ever tried to interview someone like Bruce or Clark? We both talk about our current recruitment efforts and what to do when it comes to gathering good potential candidates and being good candidates.
82. Who Drives the Business (and are they licensed?)
There are a lot of departments with skin in the game, engineering, sales, marketing, and product management, but who is the real throat to choke when it all breaks down? Do we blame the customer? How do you build a better product when we can't ...