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The Gen Mess with Tess
Tess Brigham
35 episodes
3 days ago

Are generational divides in the workplace and in life driving you crazy?

The Gen Mess with Tess is here to help! Hosted by Tess Brigham—certified coach, licensed therapist, TEDx speaker, author, and mom to a Gen Zer—this podcast tackles the challenges and complexities of navigating life and work across multiple generations. From the unique struggles of Gen Z to the evolving perspectives of Millennials, Gen X, and Baby Boomers, Tess brings her expertise to the table, offering practical advice, expert insights, and real conversations to bridge the generational gap. Whether you're trying to communicate better with colleagues, understand your kids, or just get a clearer perspective on the "mess" of it all, The Gen Mess with Tess is your go-to resource for understanding how different generations think, work, and live.


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Are generational divides in the workplace and in life driving you crazy?

The Gen Mess with Tess is here to help! Hosted by Tess Brigham—certified coach, licensed therapist, TEDx speaker, author, and mom to a Gen Zer—this podcast tackles the challenges and complexities of navigating life and work across multiple generations. From the unique struggles of Gen Z to the evolving perspectives of Millennials, Gen X, and Baby Boomers, Tess brings her expertise to the table, offering practical advice, expert insights, and real conversations to bridge the generational gap. Whether you're trying to communicate better with colleagues, understand your kids, or just get a clearer perspective on the "mess" of it all, The Gen Mess with Tess is your go-to resource for understanding how different generations think, work, and live.


Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Relationships
Business,
Society & Culture,
Careers,
Management
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Ep 17: Why Work is Broken and How Relationships Can Fix It with Jason Lauritsen
The Gen Mess with Tess
50 minutes 59 seconds
5 months ago
Ep 17: Why Work is Broken and How Relationships Can Fix It with Jason Lauritsen

What if the biggest reason you hate your job isn’t YOUR fault—but a 150-year-old management system designed to treat you like a cog, not a human being?


That’s exactly what gets uncovered in this episode of Gen Mess with Tess, where Tess Brigham sits down with workplace revolutionary Jason Lauritsen. Jason shares his compelling journey from Iowa farm kid to corporate HR leader and bestselling author on a mission to fix—yes, FIX—the way we treat people at work.


Key Highlights You’ll Hear:

  • Jason’s eye-opening origin story: How witnessing his father’s battle for integrity at work ignited Jason’s lifelong drive to repair “broken” workplaces.
  • The ugly truth about how industrial-age management STILL rules today—and what needs to change so people can actually thrive.
  • Why generational “workplace drama” is often just a lack of clarity and relationship skills, not a battle between ages.
  • The simple, genius “Check-In Method” for managers and coworkers—a four-step, 5-minute approach that will transform the way you communicate, build trust, and solve problems at work.
  • Debunking resistance: Why leaders fear real conversations (and how to move through your fear of not having all the answers).
  • Ways generational trauma shows up at work—and the critical shift needed to break the cycle, no matter your age or role.


For more on Jason’s management strategies and the Check-In Method, connect with him at jasonlauritsen.com, check out his podcast Check in with Jason Lauritsen, or find him on LinkedIn.


Ready to stop letting the “gen mess” mess with YOU? Listen in, stay curious, and let’s start cleaning up the workplace—one real conversation at a time.




Timestamped Overview

00:00 Understanding My Origin Story

06:07 Headhunting: Navigating Workplace Dysfunction

09:07 Choosing People-Centric Workplaces

10:05 "Outdated Work Systems"

14:14 Desire for Individuality at Work

18:21 Hollywood's Hierarchical Hazing Culture

22:34 "The Check-In Method's Simplicity"

23:47 Essential Management: The Check-In Method

29:21 "Transformative Leadership Through Better Questions"

31:17 Listening to Younger Employees

34:13 Supporting, Not Fixing Relationships

38:26 Avoid Generational Stereotypes

42:50 Managing Expectations and Clarity

45:02 Align Expectations with Employees

47:26 "Find Jason at JasonLauritsen.com


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The Gen Mess with Tess

Are generational divides in the workplace and in life driving you crazy?

The Gen Mess with Tess is here to help! Hosted by Tess Brigham—certified coach, licensed therapist, TEDx speaker, author, and mom to a Gen Zer—this podcast tackles the challenges and complexities of navigating life and work across multiple generations. From the unique struggles of Gen Z to the evolving perspectives of Millennials, Gen X, and Baby Boomers, Tess brings her expertise to the table, offering practical advice, expert insights, and real conversations to bridge the generational gap. Whether you're trying to communicate better with colleagues, understand your kids, or just get a clearer perspective on the "mess" of it all, The Gen Mess with Tess is your go-to resource for understanding how different generations think, work, and live.


Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.