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Not that was, I thought that's on you. Warming up The old, the old
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You're warming up the old Joles.
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Yeah. Whatever.
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Mark.
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<unk> Hey everyone. Uh, my name is Adam. I am your primary host. Hi,
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I'm Scott. I am the subordinate host and we are here with, um,
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Megan Bark Bark Bark. Megan bark Bark. Um, Megan back. Megan.
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Megan. Megan is back. Okay.
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Welcome.
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Thank you. It's, it's, it's actually Megan Beach.
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Oh.
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<unk> Meg. Uh, what do you do here at Rex and what does it entail?
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I'm the head of people and culture and I look after everything related to
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people, performance, engagement,
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wellness remuneration, everything under that umbrella. Mm.
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It's
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Exciting. And what's,
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what is one of the most memorable projects you've been involved with?
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Mm. Okay. We've had a few big ones,
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but we've been able to do some other more serious projects like implement our H
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R I S. That was really, really big project, but it was a really good one.
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So H R I s
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I, I believe that stands for our Human Relations Information Systems.
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Close.
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What's this Stand for?
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Human Resources Information System. Okay.
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Same thing when you were a kid, megs, um,
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what did you wanna be when you grew up? Or are you,
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is this where you wanted to be? No,
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When I was a, when I was a kid, I wanted to be a school teacher, which I did.
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Okay. And I didn't like it.
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Is this job much different?
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No. Interesting. But yes. Okay. Instead of dealing with little people problems,
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you're dealing with big people problems, really. But it's,
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it is really different. It's really different, but you get to use similar,
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similar skillsets.
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Okay.
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So let's, let's talk about special skills, talents.
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Oh, God. Mm-hmm. Um, I cannot sing. Oh. I don't really,
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I used to, I used to be a really good runner,
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but I can't do that anymore either. Okay.
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What about, what about riding horses?
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No. No. Nope. Scared of those. Okay. No horses.
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Okay. What would be the,
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the silliest or dumbest impulse purchase you've ever made in your life?
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Oh
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My God. I'm a sensible shopper. That's not me. That's my, that's my husband.
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He's the problem. What
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Would Rich, what would, what would be Richard's?
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Oh, a motorbike.
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Wow.
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That's right
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Up there. When did he, when did he get that?
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Um,
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Sorry
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For his, he got that for his 40th, but he didn't tell me.
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He like got up early one morning and said, I need to go pick up this thing.
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And I thought it was a surprise for me selfishly.
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And then he was gone for hours. Yep. And then he came back and said,
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I've gotta show you something in the driveway. And it was a motor bike. Wow.
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Um, what is something trivial that really irritates you?
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Heavy breathing?
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God, I heavy breath all the time next year.
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It's something that I do quite a lot and that's a big heavy sigh. Um,
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I can, I can deal with the sigh. It's like consistent, heavy breathing,
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you know, and people just standing there and neutral and they're like,
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like they've just run. Right. I can't do it.
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<unk> pitch yourself. Mm-hmm. In an arena, there's a few people watching.
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Mm-hmm. Um, in the arena. You get to choose, you get to battle me at something.
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What is the thing that you are going to challenge me at that you think that
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you're gonna win
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An obstacle? Of course.
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What kind of obstacles do you think that I'm not gonna be able to get through?
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I just don't think you're agile. I don't think I'll be able to get up, down, up,
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down, like round rat, you know what I mean?
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Okay. Game on. Um, with that, we are going to sign off. Um,
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Megan Bark. Thank you very much for joining us on the show today.
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It was great to have you as a guest. Um, this is my primary host, Adam Ggl,
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these microphones,
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Um, my microphone has died. Um, but it's been great.
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Thank you. Uh, have a fantastic week. Bye
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Bye.
