gen z in the workforce 😤

listen to the end for a sHoCkInG rEveLaTioNafter a totally unplanned hiatus, two besties (one very very sniffly) discuss portfolio careers, part-time work, hobbies, and juggling it all while trying to just live life.

two best friends crave a martini and talk candidly about personal finance as women in their 20s. we review financial frameworks like FIRE, confess the most unhinged line items in our monthly spends, and reveal how little we know about certificates of deposits.disclaimer: NOT financial advice from advisors.

hybrid... in-person... remote ... two besties discuss knicks win, (concerningly) hot girl summer, and how to think about hybrid vs. remote vs. fully in-person work. plus a bonus segment debating various office sins.

is it just us or is everyone quitting their jobs right now? in this hot summer episode, two besties discuss when we've considered leaving our jobs, why we would, and how to do it gracefully.

two besties discuss feedback - the origins of the word being used in corporate culture; how to best give feedback (according to us and also an amalgamation of coaches); and how we receive feedback.you get feedback, she gets feedback, everyone gets feedback... and if you have some for us, hmu [email protected]!

two besties unpack the morass that is AI in the workforce, three years after GPT3. we discuss the accelerating pace of progress (openclaw? clawdbot?), how it's impacting us in our own roles, and our predictions for what happens next. t/w: we say AI at least 50 times in this episode.

the age-old question from your friends who work normal jobs (nurse, bartender, etc): so - what do you even do all day?in this episode - the first of 2026! - two besties pull out the gcal and try to answer exactly that.

in the ~season 2~ opener (mainly to avoid having a 13th episode), two besties talk about the impact of 'cracked' culture on silicon valley and how we've boomeranged post-covid. we explain the origins of 996, relate this to male loneliness (isn't it all related), and wave some red and green flags.

well, title says it all doesn't it..in this episode, two besties share their experiences as well as tips and tricks for surviving and THRIVING through work events: dinners, activities, offsites, and conferences.

maybe they're not calling all their older coworkers 'unc', but gen z is very much in the workforce (yours truly included) and... why does it feel like, universally, we're still not taken seriously? some takes on current news as well as advice for younger gen z-ers from two best friends.