Alastair Campbell - How to Influence When You’re Not in Charge

Overlooked at Work? The REAL Value of Money and Tim's Interview Cheat Sheet

This week, Tim tackles three questions that so many of us wrestle with: how to get noticed at work when you feel overlooked, why more money doesn't always lead to more happiness, and the interview preparation tips that can give you a real advantage. Drawing on lessons from his career in business, his experience as the winner of The Apprentice, and years spent hiring, leading and mentoring people, Tim shares practical advice, honest reflections and actionable takeaways to help you move forward with more confidence. Whether you're feeling stuck, chasing your next opportunity, or preparing for a big interview, there's something here for you. Got a question you'd like Tim to answer in a future Ask Tim Anything episode? Get in touch and you could be featured next.

How to win any job with The Apprentice’s fiercest interviewer Mike Soutar

How do you SMASH a job interview?  In this episode, Mike Soutar - the fierce interviewer from The Apprentice - reveals the three things you need to get across in any job interview, to secure the job. From CV tactics to the big questions every interviewer will ask you, Mike and Tim discuss what you need to do to secure a job and the biggest mistakes people make in interviews. Mike also explains why your digital footprint matters, why AI is the biggest challenge for all industries, and how being a leader in all areas of your life can help you succeed. Plus, Mike reveals his biggest career regret… If you’re getting ready for an interview, or about to make a big shift in your career, this episode will prepare you with everything you need to feel confident going into that moment. Credits: Podcast Content Producer - Jon Weeks Camera Operator - Alex Thompson Junior Video Producer - Raphaelle Sanis Social Media Producer - Adeola Oladeji Social Media Agency - Your Social Currency Talent Booker - Jo Sheinman Designer - Ben Watkins Production Assistant - Emily Spungin Production Manager - Sarah Nicholls Executive Producer - Finn Ryan Head of Production - Cat Moran Chief Creative Officer - Lucie Cave

Lara Acosta: Build A Personal Brand That Changes Your Career

How do you build a personal brand that actually changes your career? In this episode of re:WORKING, Tim Campbell speaks to entrepreneur, investor and LinkedIn creator Lara Acosta about how she built multiple six and seven-figure businesses through personal branding, visibility and content creation. Named the #1 female creator on LinkedIn, Lara explains why building a personal brand is no longer just for influencers or entrepreneurs, but a powerful tool for anyone who wants to get ahead at work, earn more money, attract opportunities or launch a business. She shares the exact mindset shifts and strategies that helped transform her from a shy young woman with a stutter into a confident public speaker, founder and business owner. Tim and Lara discuss: * Why the most visible people often get promoted * How to build confidence through “micro risks” * The biggest mistakes people make on LinkedIn * How to stand out at work without becoming fake * Why hard work alone is no longer enough * The personal branding strategy that helped Lara build multiple successful businesses Whether you’re trying to grow your career, build an audience, start a side hustle or become more visible in your industry, this episode will show you how to build a personal brand people actually notice. Podcast Content Producer - Jon Weeks Camera Operator - Garry Brown Senior Video Producer - Elena Cotton Social Media Producer - Adeola Oladeji Social Media Agency - Your Social Currency Talent Booker - Jo Sheinman Designer - Ben Watkins Production Assistant - Emily Spungin Production Manager - Sarah Nicholls Executive Producer - Finn Ryan Head of Production - Cat Moran Chief Creative Officer - Lucie Cave

ShxtsNGigs - When is it time to start working for yourself?

How do you know when it’s time to back yourself? In this episode Tim Campbell talks with James Duncan and Fuhad Dawodu, the hosts of the ShxtsNGigs podcast, one of the top podcasts in the UK with more than two million subscribers on YouTube and eight million TikTok followers. The pair explain what made them make the jump from their 9-5s to podcasting full-time, the challenges they’ve faced while building a business and a team, and what the next chapter holds for them. In this episode, we also cover the realities of building a business with your best friend, the challenge of answering to your subscribers, and why being an employee is a win-win for many. James and Fuhad also explain the figures behind their business, revealing what they really make each month. If you’re feeling lost, perhaps at a dead-end in your job, or sitting on plans you’ve had for a long time, this episode will give you the confidence to make a move for the better. Credits: Podcast Content Producer - Jon Weeks Camera Operator - Garry Brown Senior Video Producer - Elena Cotton Social Media Producer - Adeola Oladeji Social Media Agency - Your Social Currency Talent Booker - Jo Sheinman Designer - Ben Watkins Production Assistant - Emily Spungin Production Manager - Sarah Nicholls Executive Producer - Finn Ryan Head of Production - Cat Moran Chief Creative Officer - Lucie Cave

Alastair Campbell - How to Influence When You’re Not in Charge

Work is not just about being good at your job. It is about being heard, building influence, and knowing how to navigate the people around you. In this episode, Alastair Campbell shares what decades at the highest levels of power taught him about influence, communication, and getting things done. From working alongside Tony Blair to shaping messages that cut through, he has seen first hand why some people get their way and others get ignored. This is not about spin or manipulation. It is about understanding how influence really works and how you can use it in your own career. We cover how to influence when you are not in charge, why being right is often not enough, and how to get people to back your ideas. Alastair also explains how to handle power dynamics at work, deal with difficult personalities, and say what needs to be said even when it is uncomfortable. If you have ever felt overlooked, frustrated, or unsure how to make an impact at work, this episode will give you the tools to change that. Credits: Podcast Content Producer - Jon Weeks Camera Operator - Alex Thompson Junior Video Producer - Raphaelle Sanis Social Media Producer - Adeola Oladeji Social Media Agency - Your Social Currency Talent Booker - Jo Sheinman Designer - Ben Watkins Production Assistant - Emily Spungin Production Manager - Sarah Nicholls Executive Producer - Finn Ryan Head of Production - Cat Moran Chief Creative Officer - Lucie Cave