In this episode of the Need Not Apply Podcast, hosts Gary and Gina discuss a variety of topics ranging from the adventure of Ed the Zebra, the health benefits of coffee for aging women, the future of delivery with robots, and the challenges of job interviews. They also touch on a pregnant news anchor who went into labor on air and share their thoughts on the fairness of work dynamics and the need for compensation during job interviews. In this episode, the hosts delve into the complexities of the capitalist employment model, discussing the dynamics between employers and employees, the hidden costs of salaried versus hourly work, and the self-assessment required for career advancement. They also explore the entitlement issues in customer service and the impact of social media on youth behavior, emphasizing the need for empathy and respect in both professional and personal interactions.
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News Stories:
- Women who drink coffee age better, says study that took 30 years
- Punches fly at BC Tim Hortons after kid accused of throwing food at man's wife
- Pregnant news anchor stays on air during labor. ‘If I disappear, that’s what’s going on,’ she says
- World War 1 Hand Grenade Mistaken For Potato Found In Chinese Chips Factory
This week's tales:
Story 1:
People should get paid for interviews
Story 2:
Working harder than your coworkers is unfair to them and yourself, and only your boss wins.
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Story 4:
Salaried employment is worse than hourly
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