The Reality of Business
Welcome to The Reality of Business, the go-to podcast for insights, stories, and straight-talking advice on all things business.
With over two decades of running Reality Training, Bob & Jeremy have coached thousands, spoken at global conferences, and worked with businesses of all sizes - from start-ups to household names. Their experience, paired with their unique storytelling style, makes this podcast a must-listen for anyone looking to sell smarter, lead better, and think differently about business.
What You’ll Get
🎙️ Expert insights & strategies to transform your approach
😂 Honest, light-hearted discussions - no corporate jargon, just real talk
💡 Lessons from global business leaders & industry disruptors
🌍 Stories from working with world-renowned brands
Launched in June 2021 as Bob & Jeremy’s Conflab, the show has evolved into The Reality of Business, delivering thought-provoking discussions, entertaining banter, and actionable takeaways to help you navigate the challenges of modern business.
Why Listen?
📈 Want to sell more and manage better? We’ve got you.
💬 Looking for fresh perspectives on leadership & sales? You’re in the right place.
🎧 Need an engaging listen while you work, commute, or unwind? We’re here for that too.
🔗 Discover more about Reality Training & our work with global businesses: www.realitytraining.com
🎵 Original music by Charlie Morrell.
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The Reality of Business
Teambuilding Part 2 – Bletchley Park & Codebreaking
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In this podcast, brought to you by Reality Training, we report on our recent teambuilding trip to the codebreakers site, Bletchley Park in Buckinghamshire.
We learnt how the teams there, through WW2, broke the codes of the enemy and how that contributed to the winning of the war. By the end of the war over 8500 people, mostly women it must be said, were working at the site, deciphering, and translating messages, and using this intelligence to direct the course of the conflict.
At this site, the very first pieces of modern technology were created. The first computers, the first machines that were used to calculate the answer to impossible questions. It’s well worth a visit.
This visit taught us a great deal about ‘backroom’ people, whose contribution to an effort or organisation, is often forgotten, and how essential their roles can be in creating success. In this case, most of the people on this site would have returned to their homes after the war with no heralding of their achievements.
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To find out more about our work and to see what we could do to help your organisation, visit www.realitytraining.com.