Could Gamifying Your Work Week Make You Better at What You Do?

Hello guys, we are borrowing brilliance from the world of gamification. I think my life is very gamified and I haven't really thought about it. And I don't think I gamify anything. So I couldn't come up with a single example. I think starting almost like with a frustration or a problem or something knotty gives you more of an incentive to gamify.

Does this make people feel more capable or just more compliant? Okay. But I do like the idea of being more capable because being more capable is basically continual improvement, is is getting better. This is not going to make me look good at all in anyone's eyes. Gamification gone too far.

Hi, I'm Sarah. And I'm Helen. And this is the Squiggly Careers podcast, where every week we borrow some brilliance and turn that curiosity into useful action for you and your squiggly career. I'm excited about this topic because we are borrowing brilliance from the world of gamification. And I think when you when Sarah and I basically like

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