Deborah's Corporate Hard Talk (dcht)

New episode!  Deborah's virtual sit down is one that concerns every single one of us. Grab a coffee or better get your running shoes on as you listen.  Corporate Hard Talk! Also known as Deborah’s Corporate Hard Talk is a conversational podcast show about corporate woes and wins. Chatting to entrepreneurs, professionals, and drawing from her (Deborah) own corporate journey. The podcast inspires through storytelling, sharing the professional journey. Corporate Hard Talk is where everyone is highly celebrated and has a very loud voice in these current times. Follow on Instagram @corporatehardtalk Be a guest - https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeQczwrXQt7HAw7dfi-ZYyqBxJiagQa_tPO8Vm8rNWmzVZFMg/viewform  Sign up to mailing list -http://deborah.tech/subscribe Contact me @ corporatehardtalk@gmail.com Hashtag #KeepGoing your big break is around the corner 

Welcome back to DCHTPodcast on this episode I am having a conversation with Emmanuel and Esther Abodunrin about our fundraising initiative to support single mothers in Nigeria who have been hit hard by the harsh reality of Covid-19. The 3 of us would like to plead for you to listen to the episode and most importantly donate - https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/deefundraisers. Thank you to all our donors so far we appreciate you and the women have been elevated with your funds.  

This is 1 of the 2 episodes I have pre recorded virtually with my networks on the response to Covid-19. My guest is Oluwaseun Fadiora a serial entrepreneur from Nigeria on his independent respond t o help communities in Nigeria cope with the hard reality of Covid- 19.  Please visit - to donate and contribute to the cause  www.reachout.ng

I hope you continue to look after yourself during this uncertain time? I hope these bonus episodes are going down as a treat? On the latest episode I am speaking to a network from Instagram, yes I meet awesome people via the gram. I talk to Hamilton Perkins the CEO of Hampton Perkins Collections a bag and accessories company who uses recycled items to disrupt fashion in the US. Have a listen and let me know your thoughts

I had a good time chatting to Emmanuelle about her career and passion as an Interior Architect the importance of networking and what we are both looking forward to doing after Covid-19 (Lockdown). There is the C word again, we also discussed Emmanuelle's experience with the disease which has put the world on an indefinite lock down. Enjoy !

On this episode I am giving my opinion on the job market during this time.

Emmanuella is the leader

In the next coupe of weeks I will be recording real time episode to keep us all busy and entertained during this current time. 

Deborah shares tips on working from home during Convid-19. 

Thank you

I find it very interesting and equally upsetting that majority of the content we consume is coming straight out of America, if you type in how to make money online , I am sure  99% of the search results is US based. There is nothing wrong with that , we have to give our US friends a round of applause for pioneering online contents. However today I come with a little gift which I would like to title “ 10 ways to make quick cash in the UK” or should I name it 10 ways I have made money….. Here we go and do please take them with a pinch of salt (I have made money by doing the following). I elaborate on this on my awesome podcast click here to listen

As we wind down for the year, I am back with my usual conversational episodes talking about my favourite topic of Networking. Have a listen and let me know your thoughts. 

Here is the final episode review of the The Apprentice UK. Enjoy 

Episode 10 of The Apprentice UK 

Better late than never, episode 9 review ... sorry to Thomas Skinner 

Another review on The Apprentice 

Deborah is bac with a spanking new episode and is exploring anxiety about work and career. Have a listen and get involved in the conversations #DeborahCorporateHardTalk @DeborahHardTalk

Deborah is back with her review of the Apprentice week 5 and 6, discussing the wining and losing team plus the controversial debate  surrounding the show .  Week 5 and 6 review episode, so on this episode the conversation about racism on The Apprentice is becoming a little more apparent. Why you ask ... well at first I was all buzzing about the fact and visibility  that the show has many diversity from ethnic to social.Week 6 Iasha was  fired , making her the 5th BAME to be fired in the space of 6 weeks. I am not here to discuss that but it cannot be avoided, this episode saw the team create their own roller coaster .  Okay let's talk about it, I personally don't think Alan is racist , maybe he just doesn't feel connected to the candidates (working with people is all about connection, omg you like a corona , I LIKE CORONA) because they may not share the social and cultural values! oh all is this a bull point of view ? I also feel like he picks candidates that he  thinks their bus

Deborah is back! On this episode we explore how to cope with changes at work, from people change to system change, how do we cope and keep going on with day to day duties. Have a listen and let me know your thoughts. 

Week 4 of The apprentice UK , candidates were asked to create electronic bikes and sell it to retailers. You won't believe one of the team won by selling 1.2 million of deals.