Meetings have taken over. It is time for a revolution. Right? Join Dan Toomey and the Good Work Investigative News Team as we dig into our most earth-shattering corporate provocation yet: should we end meetings forever? Thanks to Derek Thompson and Erik Shewalter for donning the spiritual trench coat with […]
The Good Work Investigative News Team fearlessly delves into why every celebrity alive today has a brand, which is a fact. Now more than ever it is vital to tell stories that uncover truths about the modern condition, and we can’t do it alone; we’re grateful to Emily Heyward, Nik […]
Wham. Bam. Shamalamadingdong. Kaplooey. These are sounds that Jim Joseph Cramer has probably used to describe the stock market. While the memers among us know the host of CNBC’s “Mad Money” for being the antithesis of stock expertise, Cramer came up on the scene as a Harvard-educated, ex-Goldman Sachs hedge […]
Many dream of making it onto the Forbes 30 Under 30 list. But should they? In Good Work’s latest Case Study, the Investigative News Team lays bare the controversial world of Forbes 30 Under 30. Thanks to the following folks for their assistance with this vital investigation: Jake Karls, an […]
The wage gap between top CEOs and typical workers is widening. And Dan Toomey is the LONE MAN capable of informing the public about it. Our guests for this episode are Josh Bivens, Chief Economist at the Economic Policy Institute, and Theo Francis, Special Writer at The Wall Street Journal […]
If you like hard-hitting, long-winded, comedic investigations into incredibly boring financial topics led by the baby-faced assassin of the newsroom Dan Toomey, boy are you gonna love this video. Thanks to the following folks for their generous help with this investigation: Gretchen Morgenson, Senior financial reporter, NBC News Investigations; Jeff […]
FIELD REPORT FROM CORPORATE AMERICA’S BREEDING GROUND. Featuring interviews with students at the University of Virginia Darden School of Business; Adam Grant, organizational psychologist and professor at the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School; Ed Freeman, philosopher and professor at Darden; Jeff Pfeffer, professor at Stanford’s Graduate School of Business; and […]
LinkedIn should be a straightforward networking platform. So why does it feel so…weird? In this “Case Study,” the Good Work investigative team digs into the popularity of LinkedIn cringe. Thanks to Rachel Karten, Jack Raines, and Julie Livingston for their indispensable help with this investigation. Follow Rachel: https://www.instagram.com/milkkarten/ https://twitter.com/milkkarten https://milkkarten.substack.com/ […]
Venture capitalists do two things: (1) venture and (2) capital. But what does that actually mean? Dan Toomey is back on the investigation beat in Good Work’s latest Case Study. Welcome to the Patagonia-clad, Allbird-rocking, Twitter-addicted terror dome. Thanks to Sheel Mohnot, Erin Griffith, Turner Novak, Natasha Mascarenhas, and @vcbrags […]
You asked, and the Good Work Investigative News Team answered. Even if you didn’t ask, the Good Work Investigative News Team still answered. That’s just how good we are. Thanks to Dunkin’, the official sponsor of getting Good Work out of bed in the morning (this is real). Thanks to […]
