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There's already clues there as to what sort of angle this might be approached from. The speakers book "Jerks at Work: Toxic Coworkers and What to Do About Them,
by karmakaze 4y ago
There's already clues there as to what sort of angle this might be approached from. The speakers book "Jerks at Work: Toxic Coworkers and What to Do About Them, by Tessa West, 2022." as well as their work and other cited research is listed on the page.
I just started listening, there were segments with the first being 15m. I would say that they're a collection of anecdata stories on the subject. I napped for a segment in the middle, dreaming about visiting a treehouse office, and was awake again for the end. I didn't find any big answers but also don't mind having passed the time.
- pvinis 4y agoI'd rather get your takes on episodes as a paid service over the idea of the parent :p
- hungryforcodes 4y agoI agree -- where can I sign up? :)
- baxtr 4y agoSo you'd pay someone to listen to Podcasts and send you a summary?
- EarlKing 4y agoBut what would we call it? Slashpod? Poddot? Either way, you'd be continuing the proud tradition of not reading the summary.
- jbotz 4y agoThe "meat" of the thing was right in the middle, so you may have missed it... it's simply that according to her research the best way of figuring out what someone is thinking or feeling is to ask them. Doh.
- swader999 4y agoThanks, this is one of those times where it would have been more useful to read the comments first. On a positive note, the voices were both soothing enough that I did get a short refreshing nap out of it.
- leobg 4y agoI wonder how many podcasts are actually being abused as sleeping aid.