Frequency
Employee Engagement Hits a 5-Year Low. Are Managers Next?
Engagement just hit its lowest point in five years, and the people who are supposed to fix it are burning out too. This week Chuck Gose and Jenni Field get into the Gallup 2026 numbers, the resignation of UK Prime Minister...
73% Open Rates, $450K CCOs, and Why Your Headphones Are Judged at Work
Are your headphones quietly making coworkers think less of you? That's where this one ends up. Jenni and Chuck break down four reports reshaping how comms teams think about channels, leadership, and perception, recorded in...
Why More Budget, More Messages, and More AI Won't Fix Employee Experience
This week Jenni and Chuck dig into four stories that all circle the same theme: more isn't working. They start with Nick Bloom's latest research on whether working from home helps or hinders mental health, unpicking the tr...
Why More Budget, More Messages, and More AI Won't Fix Employee Experience
This week Jenni and Chuck dig into four stories that all circle the same theme: more isn't working. They start with Nick Bloom's latest research on whether working from home helps or hinders mental health, unpicking the tr...
Fake Posts, AI Stories & an Aging Workforce: When Authenticity Becomes a Skill
Frequency is back with an episode that connects the dots between inauthenticity, artificial intelligence, a shifting workforce, and what bad management really costs. Jenni opens with a few standout takeaways from the Galla...
One Reasonable Decision at a Time
The Colorado River is on track for its driest year in over a century. Lake Powell sits at 24% full, Lake Mead at 32%, and the original compact allocated more water than the river ever produced — states drew on reserves tha...