Hosted by TIUK · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 16 episodes
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*The podcast for anyone who's supposed to be doing something productive right now* (but scrolling instead). We're diving into workplace pain-points, education successes and disasters, training fails, and all the messy life stuff that happens when you're allegedly an adult. Think chats by water cooler, career advice, with zero corporate buzzwords and 100% honest takes on why everything feels broken. Sharing our real life conversations with you!
TIUK hosts That Should Be Working!, a society show with 16 episodes published.
Why Don't People Have Kids? This episode is a personal one. Join Coll + Rich as they have a candid conversation on Society, Choices, and Personal Values. In this episode, we explore the complex and deeply personal reason
In this episode join Rich + Coll as they explore the shifting landscape of work in a post-pandemic world, how commute times influence career decisions, and the broader societal impacts. Join us as they discuss practical
Join Rich + Coll for their candid discussion on the UK's student loan system and whether they think it may be broken, not working and operating as a tax on aspiration. Together they share personal stories and experience
In this episode, Rich and Coll have an open conversation about navigating adulthood today. Together they delve into adulthood and associated “adulting” being more than just responsibilities; it involves understanding a c
In this episode, Rich and Coll reflect on the true value and meaning of achieving an “exceeds expectations” grading in a formal performance review at work. Together they discuss their early work experiences, highlighting
In the premiere episode of the second season, join Coll + Rich as they discuss how modern attitudes towards work, fulfilment, and side projects are shaping the entrepreneurial landscape. They explore the motivations behi
In the fourth instalment and final of the Startup Grad series, Coll + Rich discuss the challenges and realities of working in the startup world, tackling the unsexy side of startup life: what happens when things don't go
In the 3rd instalment of The Startup Graduate Series, Coll + Rich bring you What in the Benefit? Your That Should be Working! hosts unpack the world of startup benefits, job security, and realistic perks. They break down
In the 2nd part of the Startup Graduate series, Coll + Rich swap war stories from their early startup days — the wins, the weird job titles, and the era of naïve enthusiasm that brings you the from entry to expertise edi
In today’s episode of the That Should be Working Podcast, Coll + Rich introduce the first of a series called the Startup Graduate. This first episode explores the real meaning of being a "startup graduate"—the constant j
Coffee, pints, and the quiet power reshaping your life. From Gail’s to your local pub, from boarded-up fronts to glossy refurbs, we unpack how private capital is rewiring Britain’s high streets, the trade-offs behind the
Exploring what the AI shift really means for jobs, skills, and the future of work. This episode dives headfirst into the hype and reality of AI at work. We ask the big question: is AI a bubble that’s about to burst, or i
Welcome to another episode of “That Should be Working” with Rich + Coll. In today’s episode your hosts take on the rising number of sick days a British worker now takes - an average of 9.4 days versus 5.9 days before the
Exploring why some professionals are giving up on homeownership while six-figure earners claim they're struggling - and what it says about modern financial priorities. Welcome to another episode of "That Should Be Workin
Rich and Coll dive into the workplace phenomenon that's got everyone talking - task masking . You know, that fine art of looking incredibly busy whilst achieving absolutely nothing. Sound familiar? What's Task Masking Th
EPISODE 1 Welcome to That Should Be Working - the first episode of our new podcast bought to you by Collette and Rich, the dynamic duo behind TechInclusionUK. Is uni still worth it, or are we just paying £50k to delay en
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That Should Be Working! is hosted by TIUK. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 16 episodes.
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