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Work Sucks, But I Like It
**Work can suck—**and this podcast dives into the elephant in the room: the daily grind. From toxic workplaces to those rare moments where we actually feel like we’ve earned our paycheck, we explore how people navigate the chaos of modern work-life balance. Honest, relatable, and sometimes a little cathartic, this show is all about what it really takes to survive (and maybe even thrive) in today’s working world. Tony is a Quality Manager in the aerospace industry and a columnist writer for Thermal Processing Magazine. He is currently pursuing his PhD in I/O Psychology and is the author of "The Impression of a Good Life: Finding Your Song and Dance" and "Don't Let Life Pass You By: Win the Game of Work and Play".
Work Sucks, But I Like It
E3: The Industrial Athlete: Why LinkedIn Needs to Be the ESPN of Work
In this episode of Work Sucks, But I Like It, Tony Tenaglier explores the concept of the "industrial athlete"—the unsung heroes of the workplace who show up, suit up, and play the game of work every day. Why do we glorify athletes on ESPN but overlook everyday excellence in manufacturing, engineering, and business? Tony makes a compelling case for using platforms like LinkedIn to highlight wins in the workplace, celebrate achievement, and bring positivity and meaning back into the daily grind. If ESPN is the highlight reel for sports, shouldn't work have one too?
