My Crazy Office

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.)

#24 – Crossing Boundaries & Corporate Behavior: My Crazy Office, Season 3

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

First we give advice about what to do when a boss crosses a professional boundary.

Then we discuss fake corporate behavior.

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#23 – Giving References: My Crazy Office, Season 3

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

First we give advice about how to give a job reference to someone whose work quality is not good.

Then we discuss what to do when a co-worker asks you to serve as a reference and you do not think very highly of them.

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#22 – Leaving A Job: My Crazy Office, Season 3

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

First we give advice about how to continue a job search after rejection.

Then we discuss how to let go of an employee who is stuck in a role.

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