Company of One with Dale Callahan
You’re a high-achieving professional—maybe in tech, engineering, or leadership—but your career feels stalled. You’re paid well, but it’s not enough. You want more: more purpose, more income, more control over your life.Company of One is a podcast for professionals who want to grow their income, make strategic career moves, or even build something on the side. Hosted by Dr. Dale Callahan—engineer, entrepreneur, and director of a top-ranked graduate program—this show gives you real strategies to take ownership of your future.Whether you’re climbing the ladder or considering stepping off it to build your own thing, this is your place to get unstuck and take action.
Company of One with Dale Callahan
Latest Episodes
Find Work You Love While Keeping Your Job
You can appreciate your job and still want to explore work that means more to you. In this episode of Company of One, Dale Callahan talks about how to find work you love while keeping your job.Trent went to work at Disney. Brian opened h...
The Career Ladder Is Reversing. Build a Second Income Before You Need It
The traditional career ladder rewarded professionals for moving farther away from the work. Now organizations are flattening, management layers are shrinking, and leaders are expected to produce again. Dale explains why your title may offer les...
AI Made You Faster. Why Are You More Exhausted?
AI was supposed to save us time. Instead, many people are producing more, responding faster, managing more information, and ending the day more exhausted.In this episode, Dale Callahan explains why better technology rarely leads automati...
The Middle Manager Is Disappearing: Are You Ready to Become a Player-Coach?
For years, career success meant moving farther away from the actual work and deeper into management. That model is changing. Organizations are removing layers, teams are getting smaller, and AI is increasing what one person can produce.I...
You Have 25 Years of Experience. Why Can't You Sell It?
You've built 25 years of experience. But could you sell one hour of it outside your job? Dale Callahan explains why a job hides the product, why experience alone isn't an offer, and the small test that turns "I have experience" into "I have pro...