Business Without Bullsh-t

Corinne chats about the effects of AI and corporate bureaucracy on recruitment and how candidates need to improve on selling themselves. We also unpack what's missing from the hiring process and why it's important for employees to make themselves visible in the workplace. And Corinne explains why she thinks posting personal stuff on Linkedin qualifies for the big bin of bullshit.That's why the BBC dubbed Corinne as the "career guru". She's written best-sellers “You’re Hired! How to write a brilliant CV” and “Career Coach” has appeared regularly on TV and writes for the Guardian.BWB is powered by Oury Clark businesswithoutbullshit.me

Hear why Giles Brook thinks Universal Credit is bullshit in week's Business vs. Bullshit quiz with FMCG's finest entrepreneur and investor the hot seat.BWB is powered by Oury Clarkbusinesswithoutbullshit.me

We hear how Giles got into the food and beverages industry, what life was like building Innocent Drinks, his ethics on work / life balance and how investors should treat founders, and what he's most excited about for his current portfolio of projects .. all that plus more.BWB is powered by Oury Clarkbusinesswithoutbullshit.me

Giles tells us about life as an early stage investor in brands like BEAR, Pip & Nut, Bio & Me as well as stories from the likes of Vita Coco & Innocent where he played leading roles and which have gone on to become huge success storiesWe also chat about the reality of the food & beverages market, his current projects and how he picks them. Giles also proposes to add current company valuations and greenwashing to the big bin of bullshit.BWB is powered by Oury Clarkbusinesswithoutbullshit.me

It's Friday! which means it's quiz time, welcome to this week's Business vs. Bullshit with the wonderful comedian, podcaster and all-round boss lady Cally Beaton in the hot seat.BWB is powered by Oury Clarkbusinesswithoutbullshit.me

We hear why Cally traded in a six-figure TV exec salary for the comedy circuit after a serendipitous lunch with the late and great Joan Rivers, the people she looks up to in comedy, the most misunderstood thing about comedians, and that time she turned down signing South Park for MTV .. all that plus more on this week's BWB Extra where we get to know comedian, speaker and podcaster Cally Beaton a litter better.Cally's recommendations:The Good Psychopath's Guide To Success - Dr Kevin Dutton & Andy Mcnab (book)Antidote - Oliver Burkeman (book)Namaste Motherfu*kers (podcast)BWB is powered by Oury Clarkbusinesswithoutbullshit.me

A snapshot into the life and mind of Cally Beaton. Top TV executive turned comedian, TV figure, writer, podcaster, speaker and coach, Cally gives priceless advice and insight into how and why she juggles multiple careers while being a single mother. Her thoughts on gender inequality in the workplace. And why she thinks she's still single at 50 .. all that plus moreCally is the host of the notorious podcast Namaste Motherfu*kerBWB is powered by Oury Clark.businesswithoutbullshit.me

Welcome Business vs. Bullshit, our featured quiz show which up until now has been a part of BWB Extra on Thursdays and now we're giving it a life of its own every Friday. This week it's Rodney P in the hot seat. BWB is powered by Oury Clarkbusinesswithoutbullshit.me

We hear how Rodney P's music career started through a lucky break with seminal UK Hip-Hop group London Posse, a foursome assembled specifically to tour support Mick Jones of The Clash, and how that led to Rodney becoming an acclaimed solo artist and dubbed "Godfather of UK Hip-Hop"We also hear Rodney's frank views on the state of the music industry, public perception of Hip-Hop, UK politics and why being arrogant in business sometimes is necessary. All that plus more on this week's BWB Extra.BWB is powered by Oury Clark.

Raw music industry chat from the dubbed 'Godfather of UK Hip-Hip' Rodney P. He shares his frank thoughts about the business, how it affects the music and what artists should do to safeguard their career. We discuss the pros and cons of Spotify: is it good or bad for the music industry? We also hear about Rodney's days as part of seminal UK Hip-Hop group London Posse and how he got fired from the band!Rodney is an English MC and media personality who first gained attention in the 1980s. Also known as The Riddim Killa, he inspired a generation of artists by being the first rapper to use an authentic London accent.Over the years, Rodney has produced a homegrown Hip Hop vibe rooted in the UK and has worked with everyone from Rootz Manuva and Pharaoh Monch right through to the Brand New Heavies and Bjork. He’s also hosted a raft of radio shows and documentaries for the BBC.BWB is powered by Oury Clark