Work Face
A podcast where people finally tell the truth about work. Workplace culture expert Ben Jackson hosts refreshingly honest conversations with people from all walks of life about what actually happens on the job.
Work Face
Work Face, a New Podcast from Hear Me Out (Trailer)
I’m Ben Jackson, the founder of workplace culture strategy firm, Hear Me Out.
For years, I’ve been listening to people tell the truth about work, the kinds of stories that usually stay hidden behind NDAs. Through these conversations, I’ve discovered something important: whether you’re dealing with office politics or trying to protect your mental health, the challenges you’re facing aren’t unique to you.
That’s why I created Work Face. Every week, you’ll hear stories from people who’ve faced similar challenges. Stories that will help you navigate the tension between being yourself and doing your job, protect your well being without derailing your career, and find the confidence to speak up when it matters most.
Together, we’re asking the questions about work that everyone has, but no one brings up. We hope these conversations will help you put words to what feels wrong in your own workplace and give you the confidence to inspire change.
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Work Face is produced by Hear Me Out, a culture strategy firm for leaders with the courage to listen. We help them cultivate trust by having real conversations with employees at all levels about what’s working and what’s not.
Learn more at hearmeout.co and follow us on Instagram, Bluesky, and LinkedIn.
Stop talking about who deserves bonuses or compensation and just talk about who needs what. Everybody needs help. So help them.
Ashwin Rodrigues:There was one week that I put in 90 plus hours for this launch. I was commended for my work with a 20-dollar gift card to Amazon.
Benjamin Jackson:I'm Ben Jackson, founder of workplace culture strategy firm, Hear Me Out. For years, I've been listening to people tell the truth about work, the kinds of stories that usually stay hidden behind NDAs.
Allegra Rosenberg:I felt so shaken in my own taste that I had been confident enough to stand up for, and I was like, oh, maybe I don't know anything.
Benjamin Jackson:Through these conversations, I've discovered something important. Whether you're dealing with office politics or trying to protect your mental health, the challenges you're facing aren't unique to you.
Allegra Rosenberg:I was honest with somebody, perhaps too honest.
Benjamin Jackson:That's why I created Work Face. Every week, you'll hear stories from people who've faced similar challenges. Stories that will help you navigate the tension between being yourself and doing your job, protect your well being without derailing your career, and find the confidence to speak up when it matters most.
Aaron Rabinowitz:It's a hard pill to swallow. Everybody wants praise. But if they had to choose between getting to praise and getting to blame, I think most people would pick blame. Together, we're asking the questions about work that everyone has, but no one brings up. We hope these conversations will help you put words to what feels wrong in your own workplace and give you the confidence to inspire change.
