My Crazy Office | K Squared Enterprises

My Crazy Office is a weekly workplace podcast dedicated to helping listeners navigate their careers. Executive coach Kathi Elster and career therapist Katherine Crowley combine their expertise to solve both serious and silly situations at work. Join Kathi and Katherine as they answer real workplace questions with solid advice and a side of humor. Do you have someone or something at work that’s driving your crazy? Send your questions to info@mycrazyoffice.co. (All submissions kept confidential.)

#44: Party or Not? – My Crazy Office, Season 3

December 5, 2016

Kathi and Katherine talk about holiday parties, socializing and drinking week’s episode of the My Crazy Office podcast.

First we give advice to someone who recently quit drinking and is worried about looking like a party pooper at the holiday office party.

Then we have a discussion about behaviour at company parties.

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Knowing Your Value: My Crazy Office Overtime, Season 3

December 1, 2016

Kathi and Katherine discuss ways in which we can know our value on this My Crazy Office Overtime episode.

We all possess different unique qualities that other people value There may also be new values that we want to take on in the workplace to grow and succeed. Listen here.

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#43 – The Entertainer, The Peacemaker: My Crazy Office, Season 3

November 28, 2016

Kathi and Katherine talk about changing careers on this week’s episode of the My Crazy Office podcast.

First we give advice about what to do when you want to change your career from one industry to another.

Then we have a discussion about times where we changed our careers and the obstacles we faced.

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Hesitance to Change: My Crazy Office Overtime, Season 3

November 17, 2016

Kathi and Katherine discuss why we are hesitant to make changes on this episode of My Crazy Office Overtime.

There are many reasons why people hold off on making positive changes – comfortability, fear, self-esteem. We discuss why it is so difficult to take action and offer advice to overcome unhappiness in the workplace.