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Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 154 episodes
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Do you want to know a secret? The corporate world is a game: one laden with cleverly hidden and unspoken rules that most employees don't know they are playing. On this show, we help you peek behind the curtain to understand the corporate game and set yourself up for accelerate growth and progression.
Unknown Host hosts Secrets of the Career Game, a business show with 154 episodes published.
Why do high performers get so defensive, reactive, and emotionally raw at work? It's not a personality flaw — it's what happens when your job becomes your entire identity. When you're a high achiever, every piece of feed
I worked 24/7 thinking it would get me promoted. It did the opposite. Here's how slowing down made leadership finally notice me — and how you can do the same. High performers are often the worst at one thing: rest. We we
Kendall Berg and Katy Culver challenge the job title identity trap that keeps high performers tied to outdated roles, titles, and versions of success. If your career identity is built around overworking, control, weak bo
Hard work alone won't get you promoted; here's what actually drives career progression. If you've been overlooked, passed over, or stuck wondering why your boss keeps choosing someone else, this video breaks down the rea
Sometimes the job is not the problem. The problem is that we let one role become our identity, our confidence, and our entire sense of security. Henry Nelson-Case, who shares workplace and legal humor online as That Corp
Most professionals think selling yourself at work means bragging. A career sales executive says that's exactly wrong. Kendall Berg sits down with her husband, David Berg, a sales executive with 13+ years at AT&T, to brea
There is a very loud version of entrepreneurship online right now: quit the job, burn the safety net, go all in, and figure it out later. I get the appeal. I also think that advice can get expensive very quickly, especia
I will be the first to admit I am pretty good at managing my time. But here is the part nobody wants to say out loud: you still cannot do everything. Every goal, every career move, every family priority, every business i
I know what it feels like to have a "productive" day that somehow leaves you completely disconnected from yourself. You made every meeting, answered every email, handled every priority, and then realized your own health
I used to think balance meant everything in my life would somehow get equal attention. Career, kids, marriage, health, friendships, ambition, personal goals, all of it perfectly arranged like a very unrealistic calendar
What if success isn't the problem — it's that you've outgrown it? Lauren Kerr introduces the concept of "unbecoming": shedding who you were to step into who you're becoming — without burning out in the process. Lauren Ke
Hiring managers decide who they want within the first five minutes of an interview. If your answer to "tell me about yourself" sounds like everyone else's, you are already behind. In this episode, I break down how to lea
You're qualified. So why does it feel like no one notices? The problem usually isn't your experience. It's how you talk about it. In this episode, I sit down with career coach, Amazon best-selling author, and self-procla
Too many people wait until work becomes unbearable before they start looking, and that is how smart professionals end up making desperate career moves. I have seen it happen over and over again. A toxic boss, a role that
Qualified professionals are getting rejected for jobs they should absolutely be landing. That's why I wanted to chat with fellow career coach Irina Posan. We've both seen too many smart, ambitious professionals treat int
Applying to more jobs is not the answer if your search has no strategy behind it. Too many smart professionals spend weeks applying, tweaking, and refreshing their LinkedIn profiles, yet still feel nothing is moving. In
Everyone looks rich online. New houses, European summers, luxury cars, and somehow no one ever mentions what it costs or whether it is intentionally helping you build the life you actually want. We work 40 hours a week,
Your personal brand is going to be the single most important investment that you make this year. Not your resume, not another certification, not even your performance review. Your personal brand is essentially your profe
Making a career pivot without clarity is how smart professionals end up in the wrong job twice. Before you make a career change, you need a clear destination. That's exactly why I wanted to interview Michelle Schaefer, b
You've probably left a meeting thinking, I said all the right things… so why did nothing move? I've been there. I once had an executive tell me that talking to me felt like drinking from a fire hydrant. I was giving cont
David Berg
Director of Digital Innovation · Smith & Berg Partners
1 appearance on this show
Mike Shannon
former intelligence and NIH official · Westfair Water
1 appearance on this show
Leah Marone
psychotherapist, TEDx speaker, author of The Serial Fixer
1 appearance on this show
Kendall Berg
career strategist and author of Secrets of the Career Game · Cetera Financial Group
2 appearances on this show
Margie Warrell
bestselling author, leadership advisor, keynote speaker
1 appearance on this show
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Secrets of the Career Game is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under business (careers) and has published 154 episodes.
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