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Lucy Kellaway, the FT's management columnist, pokes fun at management fads and jargon, and celebrates the ups and downs of office life

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Spare yourself the loneliness of long-term home workers
Durée : 5min 21s
Hands up if you can say what your company’s values are
Durée : 5min 59s
Listen to brain surgeons, not bankers, for the truth on errors
Durée : 5min 54s
Hot air from United Airlines will not dispel Newark nerves
Durée : 5min 58s
Time to hang up on the pointless conference call
Durée : 5min 28s
Competitive dinner parties reveal gender divide
Durée : 5min 21s
Amazon is at the head of an outbreak of good sense
Durée : 5min 44s
Hidden costs of hellish schemes for claiming expenses
Durée : 5min 18s
A blast of common sense frees staff from appraisals
Durée : 5min 26s
The ugly are vanishing but with them goes talent
Durée : 5min 22s
‘Wrong skillset’ excuse masks a coup at the top of Barclays
Durée : 5min 43s
Microsoft mission statement: so many words, most of them empty
Durée : 6min 4s
The dismal narcissism of step-counters
Durée : 5min 36s
The myth that ego can be left at the door
Durée : 6min 1s
Why not giving a damn won’t stand in your way of success
Durée : 5min 51s
Why we should admit we love ‘hateful’ estate agents
Durée : 5min 17s
I would rather shine shoes than be a banker
Durée : 5min 18s
A harsh lesson from Tim Armstrong, AOL’s very unappealing boss
Durée : 5min 53s
Apps that stalk should at least be clever
Durée : 5min 26s
Twitter chief’s six common crimes against the dictionary
Durée : 5min 35s
The mystery of billionaires’ long marriages
Durée : 5min 46s
A 30-year work anniversary is a freak event to be cheered
Durée : 5min 57s
Companies have their recruitment process upside down
Durée : 5min 36s
The powerful effect of being remembered
Durée : 4min 58s
Your rudeness in reception may be used against you
Durée : 5min 29s
Motherhood is tough and intense but it is not a job
Durée : 5min 27s
Google CFO Pichette’s ‘I quit’ note is a classic in a dodgy genre
Durée : 5min 41s
Endless digital feedback will make us needy and unkind
Durée : 5min 12s
What is worse than a blatant boast? The thirdpartybrag
Durée : 5min 35s
Why ‘lean in’ if laziness can be just as effective?
Durée : 5min 27s
It is better to fire a wrong hire as fast as you can
Durée : 5min 34s
Wells Fargo’s happy:grumpy ratio is no way to audit staff
Durée : 5min 26s
My solution to the anguish of unanswered emails
Durée : 5min 28s
Should falling off my bicycle stop me from leaning in?
Durée : 5min 12s
How insecurity and preening kill corporate common sense
Durée : 5min 31s
Facebook and the ‘daily average people’ formerly known as users
Durée : 5min 15s
Golden Flannel of the year award
Durée : 6min 11s
Scheduling time at work to 'think' is a brainless idea
Durée : 4min 47s
Only judge a fulsome eulogy to a boss in the fullness of time
Durée : 5min 22s
After 15 years of practice, why are we still so awful at email?
Durée : 5min 40s
Overworked and uninspired – the misery of the middle manager
Durée : 5min 10s
White collar eavesdropping will cure your itchy feet
Durée : 5min 21s
City bullyboys are as boorish as ever
Durée : 5min 37s
Losing the fear can be liberating - and dangerous
Durée : 5min 7s
Can coffee with strangers make you 10 per cent better?
Durée : 5min 2s
The CEO fad for extreme exercise has gone too far
Durée : 5min 29s
Flirting for jobs
Durée : 5min 17s
Wanted: employees who are good at getting things done
Durée : 5min 22s
McKinsey’s manicures are a tacky way to nail recruits
Durée : 5min 12s
Branson's big holiday offer
Durée : 5min 10s
Why graduate trainees are often a company’s biggest brains
Durée : 4min 51s
Looking into the future
Durée : 5min 32s
Cool students are more toxic than rich ones
Durée : 5min 24s
Digital diaries are no match for our paper past
Durée : 4min 55s
Why I would hire someone despite a typo in their CV
Durée : 5min 11s
‘Hello there’: eight lessons from Microsoft’s awful job loss memo
Durée : 5min 44s
Why we are more vocal about loo rolls than our jobs
Durée : 5min 16s
Professional services pitches are a pantomime
Durée : 5min 13s
Sheryl Sandberg adds to the glut of non-apologies
Durée : 5min 12s
Summer, sports and strategies for avoiding work
Durée : 5min 10s
Diversity that makes everyone seem the same
Durée : 5min 0s
Descent into drivel is a sign of Apple’s fall
Durée : 5min 30s
It is dangerous to feel passion for your work
Durée : 5min 18s
A lesson from kindergarten on executives’ bonuses
Durée : 5min 22s
Jill Abramson's New York Times tattoo points way to wearable CVs
Durée : 5min 23s
Divorce is a risk when she earns more than him
Durée : 5min 25s
Banks should be more like the FT
Durée : 5min 6s
We need new excuses for not replying to emails
Durée : 5min 21s
Nine to five: great way to make a living
Durée : 5min 31s
My future as a middle-aged grad trainee
Durée : 5min 23s
Think you work hard? Bet you don’t.
Durée : 5min 5s
In defence of sycophantic wage slaves
Durée : 5min 20s
My top tip: ignore all other top tips
Durée : 5min 24s
Public speaking and removing my jeans on stage
Durée : 5min 33s
Have you heard that gossip is good?
Durée : 5min 17s
Big Brother can watch me work any day
Durée : 4min 56s
Small talk makes a big difference
Durée : 5min 4s
Lessons in success from Eton and the Tiger Mother
Durée : 5min 32s
Colleagues and bosses are not your family
Durée : 5min 30s
I want to put my whole workplace on a new diet
Durée : 5min 16s
Cheer up, this is a golden age for office workers
Durée : 5min 17s
Men should stop losing sleep over their loss of face
Durée : 5min 10s
Gongs for the year’s greatest guff
Durée : 6min 10s
Why hair is a feminist issue
Durée : 5min 25s
Views my own: five Twitter bio clichés to avoid
Durée : 5min 51s
I am 54 and a half – how old are you?
Durée : 5min 4s
It is better to be a cokehead than a blockhead
Durée : 5min 4s
Ups and downs of taking the stairs
Durée : 5min 9s
Why it is very clever to pretend to be stupid
Durée : 5min 4s
The bike test shows what I’m like at work
Durée : 5min 22s
Nine valuable lessons from rubbish jobs
Durée : 5min 2s
Distraction beats doctors for back pain relief
Durée : 5min 11s
Competence beats confidence every time
Durée : 5min 12s
Ryanair volte-face shows feedback is best given face-to-face
Durée : 5min 6s
Global business has led to greeting hell
Durée : 5min 3s
Compliments are always best made behind closed doors
Durée : 4min 52s
The shoe shop, the walkout and the online fallout
Durée : 5min 12s
A cure for the pangs of cyber comparisons
Durée : 5min 18s
Working round the clock is a poor use of time
Durée : 5min 13s
What LinkedIn should learn from the Girl Guides
Durée : 5min 25s

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