Hosted by The Worksties · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 33 episodes
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Join two lifelong colleagues as they dive into candid conversations about life, work, and everything in between. With 20 years of shared history navigating careers, challenges, and triumphs, they've got plenty of stories to tell and lessons to share.
The Worksties hosts The Worksties, a business show with 33 episodes published.
Apparently We’re Recording Again We’re back — and you know you missed us. (Not as much as we missed talking about the chaos, but close.) Episode 23 is our unofficial soft reboot: the one where life finally slowed down lo
Show notesIn this episode, Jennifer and Danielle explore the role of the builder…the often-unseen systems thinkers, cultural shapers, and organizational empaths who hold it all together. Tapping into the power of master number 22
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June 2025 Job Market Tea Lukewarm Crunch with Breadsticks: Job Market Tea, June 2025 Edition Description: After a brief hiatus, your favorite work besties are back with June’s Job Market Tea! Jennifer and Danielle break
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This is not your typical economist take.We're just two women living in this actual economy, reporting what we see and feel — because too many of the reports out there are written by people who don’t live here, don’t work
Show notesQueue: “Rumour Has It” – Adele"Your name walks into the room before you do." That’s true whether you’re walking into a Zoom call or a conference ballroom. In today’s workforce, reputation isn’t just about performance—it’
Show notesBad Blood at Work: Living with Ghosts of Clout, Climb, and Corporate VoicePodcast: The WorkstiesHosts: Jennifer Francine Smith & Danielle GaileySponsored by: socialjobs.comEpisode Summary: In Episode 20 of The Worksties,
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Sponsored by @totalonlinerecruitmentadvi4033 and @AusrineSkinCare Queue “Bad Reputation” by Joan Jett & The Blackhearts“I don’t give a damn ‘bout my bad reputation…”That’s the energy we’re bringing in Episode 19 of The W
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Worksties Job Market Tea – April 2025Episode Title: “177K Jobs, But Who’s Counting?”Sponsored by: socialjobs.com – Find work where you scroll.Theme: Steady stats. Fragile sentiment. A job market trying to keep its balanc
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Cue the music 🎶... It’s the eye of the tiger, it’s the thrill of the hire... This episode is for the recruiters, TA leaders, and talent strategists who are done whispering and ready to roar. Episode 17 kicks off with th
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Riding the Landslide of Career Change and Reclaiming Purpose Theme Song Cue: “Landslide” by Fleetwood Mac “Well, I've been afraid of changin' 'cause I've built my life around you.” This lyric holds space for the ache and
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Cue Brittney Spears… because it's feeling a little “Circus” out here. In Part II of this two-part episode, The Worksties are pulling back the curtain on Indeed’s latest changes—and how they’re flipping the table on what
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Cue the music… You can’t hold us down and you definitely can’t break our stride. In this episode of The Worksties, Jennifer and Danielle talk pivots—the kind that don’t always make sense on paper, but make all the sense
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🎙️ The Worksties Job Market Tea Report – March 2025 EditionMarch came in like a data storm—and we’re spilling the tea.In this episode, Jennifer and Danielle break down the March 2025 U.S. Jobs Report and what it really
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Danielle and Jennifer are back with another Worksties gut check—this time with a Kenny Rogers twist and a side of career chaos. In Know When to Hold & Fold 'Um: Career Plot Twist Pending, we’re diving into the real momen
Show notesIt’s The Worksties…with change fatigue, too many logins, and a playlist that starts with Donna Summer Workin Hard for The Money and ends with Gloria Gaynor…We Will Survive In this episode, Danielle and Jennifer take on t
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In this After Hours edition of Worksties, Danielle and Jennifer cruise straight into the clout-heavy, bot-filled world of social media influencing…with the Top Gun theme playing faintly in the background. "Bought the Fol
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Cue up Elton John, because this episode is all about resilience. I’m Still Standing isn’t just a throwback anthem—it’s the mood of every recruiter, job seeker, and side hustler trying to make sense of this chaotic market
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Is this the real job search… or just fantasy? In this episode of Worksties After Hours, The Worksties—Danielle and Jennifer—harmonize on one of the most polarizing symbols in the job market today: the LinkedIn green bann
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Whoa, we're halfway there... but is your LinkedIn banner livin’ on a prayer or actually helping your job search? In this episode, we dive into the double-edged sword of the "Open to Work" badge—does it boost visibility o
Show notesA deep dive into the shifting sands of job applications, the downfall of outdated job boards, and the rising cost of hiring. Are traditional platforms headed for extinction, or can they reinvent themselves before the fin
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