Chris Lee
Appears in 48 Episodes
Why Does It Feel So Nerve-Wracking to Change Things Up?
Big changes are coming to Why Does It Feel So Wrong to Be Human at Work? and this episode is where we tell you all about them. In this wrap-up episode of Between the S...
There's Always a Voice Telling You to Get Back to Work | Bill Kuehler
Connect with Bill: https://www.linkedin.com/in/billkuehler/ He thought leaving corporate America for a startup would mean more balance. What he got instead was a bedr...
The Catch-Up Episode | Conference Season Edition
No guest, no Reddit story, no agenda. Just Pinaki, Chris, and Bree catching up after a packed stretch of conference season, and somehow landing on some of the most use...
Is Walking Away From a Toxic Client Admitting Defeat? | Chuck Gose
Someone posts on the consulting subreddit: they wake up every morning with a literal pit in their stomach knowing they have to deal with their client. Seven weeks in. ...
The Problem Is Never the Problem | Chuck Gose
When a client relationship turns difficult, it almost never starts with the thing you're actually arguing about. There's a manager behind the scenes applying pressure....
The One With the Office Tickler | Reacting to Reddit at Work
A coworker crawled under her desk to fix a power strip. She slipped her heels off, got down on the floor, and made herself vulnerable for two seconds. And that's when ...
What It Actually Costs to Be Human at Work | Ellen Griley, Part 2
Last week Ellen Griley gave us the framework. This week she gets personal. In this Between the Seasons episode of Why Does It Feel So Wrong to Be Human at Work?, Pina...
Your Employees Are Already Triggered Before They Open Their Laptops | Ellen Griley
Your employees are arriving at work already on edge. Not because of anything you did. Because of everything else — the news, the economy, the climate, the layoffs, th...
Radical Acceptance Isn't About Giving Up | Dr. Matt Zakreski
The Reddit post was titled: "Having a job and autistic ADHD burnout is killing me." And it read exactly like you'd expect — work is exhausting, home is falling apart, ...
Be Curious, Not Furious | Dr. Matt Zakreski
One in five people are neurodivergent. Which means right now, roughly 20% of your organization's brains are working differently than the systems around them were desi...
My Job Is Depending on Me Too Much | Reddit at Work | Jen Samuel
You're training new hires, flying out to meet clients, handling escalations, and you just finished a three-month certification on your own time. Your title hasn't cha...
A Team of One Is Not a Team | Jen Samuel
What does it actually cost to be a team of one — not just in productivity, but in your mental health, your sense of self, and your ability to do the work you were hire...
My Best Friend Tried To Steal My Job | Part 2
Last week, Bree read a Reddit story about a young creative whose best friend went to their manager and used her private insecurities against her to try to take her job...
My Best Friend Tried to Steal My Job | Reddit at Work
In this Between the Seasons episode of Why Does It Feel So Wrong to Be Human at Work?, hosts Chris Lee and Pinaki Kathiari are joined by producer Bree Bartos for a Red...
Your Side Hustle Is Showing | Reddit at Work | Nazmul Islam
In this Between the Seasons episode, host Pinaki Kathiari and producer Bree Bartos are joined by Nazmul Islam — communications consultant and creator of History Meets ...
Research, AI, & How Good Content Actually Gets Made | Nazmul Islam
In this Between the Seasons episode, host Pinaki Kathiari and producer Bree Bartos welcome Nazmul Islam — communications consultant and creator of History Meets Financ...
Community, Rejection, and the Price of Saying Yes | Chuck Gose & Kristin Hancock
In this Between the Seasons episode of Why Does It Feel So Wrong to Be Human at Work?, hosts Pinaki Kathiari and Chris Lee are joined again by Chuck Gose and Kristin H...
Five Years of ICology — What It Really Takes to Build Community at Work | Chuck Gose & Kristin Hancock
In this Between the Seasons episode of Why Does It Feel So Wrong to Be Human at Work?, hosts Pinaki Kathiari and Chris Lee sit down with Chuck Gose and Kristin Hancoc...
She Got Engaged to an AI — And It Made Us Think About the Future of Work | Reddit at Work
In this Reacting to Reddit at Work episode of Why Does It Feel So Wrong to Be Human at Work?, Pinaki and Bree react to a viral post about a woman who got engaged to he...
Burned Out at Networking Events | Reddit at Work | Rich Dome
After years of loving conferences and networking events, one sales professional hits a wall and wonders what changed. In this Between the Seasons episode, the team rea...