# workplace behavior
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2:45Story of the Year: Big Toddler EnergyAl Elliott: The exact same one. Yeah, Leanne said your favourite, and I was like, this is mine. I said so. So here it is. Drum roll, please. The new Word of the Year for 2025 is duck shuffler Leanne Elliott: Yay! Al ElliEP 260 · 23 Dec 2025·other· 2:45–6:480:00Why some people are difficult at workAl Elliott: Geoff is just, like you say, a bit of an asshole at work. What possibly is driving Geoff to be like this? Aoife O'Brien: We can all think about those difficult people at work. I have some very specific examplEP 255 · 4 Dec 2025·interview· 0:00–1:434:40Story 1: Are you a duck shuffler?Leanne Elliott: It's my, it's my new word. It's my word of the week. So, you know how people, like the saying, get your ducks in a row? Al Elliott: Yep Leanne Elliott: Which means you're like, you're ready to, to kind ofEP 202 · 3 Jun 2025·news roundup· 4:40–10:0117:11Do we trust rule-benders more than rule-followers?Leanne Elliott: I'm not sure the type of people on Twitter give a shit about what I have to say, truth be told. Excuse my language. Al Elliott: Off Twitter, back onto the mainstream press. What have you seen? Leanne ElliEP 200 · 27 May 2025·news roundup· 17:11–25:1334:44Workplace Surgery Q1: 'Authentic self' or authentically unhinged?Al Elliott: Fabulous. Okay, it's now time for my favourite time of the week, the world-famous Weekly Workplace Surgery. This is where I put your question to Leanne, who is a chartered occupational psychologist who's an eEP 178 · 11 Mar 2025·workplace surgery· 34:44–39:4050:41What Claire's research reveals about Gen-XAl Elliott: I think that you're able to closely connect with people even if they're very far away Leanne Elliott: Absolutely. Claire, coming, coming to you, and I'm intrigued to ask about some of the— you do lots of reseEP 35 · 19 Apr 2023·other· 50:41–53:38
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