Pull Up a Chair

Pull Up a Chair

por Brandee Anderson / Haleh Rabizadeh
Temporada 1

See Something, Say Something? Workplace Ethics, Whistleblowing & Office Politics

When you see something wrong at work — do you say something? In this episode, we unpack workplace ethics, office gossip, time theft, toxic culture, and whistleblowing. From small rule-breaking to serious misconduct, we explore when silence protects you — and when it makes you complicit. Is speaking up noble… or career suicide?

Office Romance: Is Dating a Coworker Worth the Risk?

Should you look for love at work? In this episode, we break down office romance using our IRAC framework. We explore workplace dating, power dynamics, consent, HR risk, breakups, and whether romance at work is harmless chemistry — or a professional landmine. Is dating a coworker convenient and natural? Or a career mistake waiting to happen?

Fake It Till You Make It? Imposter Syndrome, Workplace Confidence & Career Growth

You got the promotion — so why does imposter syndrome get louder? In this episode, we break down “fake it till you make it” and whether projecting confidence at work builds leadership — or fuels burnout. We explore workplace confidence, career growth, women in leadership, overcompensating, mentorship, and when to stretch vs. when to skill-build. Is it fraud? Or rehearsal for who you’re becoming?

AI in the Workplace: Is Artificial Intelligence Helping or Hurting Our Thinking?

Description for AIIn this episode, we break down artificial intelligence in the workplace using our IRAC framework. Is AI a productivity multiplier and democratizing force — or a threat to creativity, critical thinking, and original thought? Is the future bright… or quietly outsourcing our minds?

Nepotism in the Workplace: Is Hiring Who You Know Unethical?

Does choosing “who you know” over “who’s most qualified” undermine fairness at work? In this episode, we debate nepotism, meritocracy, leadership ethics, and workplace favoritism. Is trust a legitimate leadership factor — or does prioritizing proximity damage morale, performance, and DEI? We explore relationship capital, bias, institutional integrity, and when choosing a friend becomes unethical. Is it strategy? Or favoritism?
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