WTF Do You Do?
Claim This Podcastby Antonella Masini
Podcast Overview
<p>We’ve all heard the job titles, but what do people actually do all day?</p><p>Hosted by Antonella Masini, MIT alum, "WTF Do You Do?" is a weekly hangout where friends spill the tea on their jobs: the real day-to-day, the skills that actually matter, the parts they love, and the bits that spark their Sunday Scaries. Expect laughs, mild chaos, and zero corporate jargon. The goal: demystify jobs so you can find careers that actually fit you... and save you from an existential crisis.</p><p>So the next time someone drops a fancy title, you won’t be left wondering: “WTF do you do?”</p><p>For weekly updates and extras, follow @wtf.doyoudo on Instagram and TikTok.</p>
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Publishing Since
2/15/2026
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Recent Episodes
June 10, 2026
Episode 5. Awnit Singh: MBA Candidate at Stanford
<p>Is an MBA just a giant networking party? Awnit Singh is currently living it at Stanford, so I asked him directly. We get into what you actually do during an MBA, what paths open up after, and whether the discomfort of starting over is ever worth it. Spoiler: he thinks it is</p>
April 1, 2026
Episode 4. Lucy Cho: Technical Program Manager (TPM) at Tesla
<p>Lucy went from making K-pop fan art to overseeing Cybertruck, Optimus and Robotaxi at Tesla… and recently quit to travel the world. In this episode we find out what a Technical Program Manager actually does (hint: it's a lot of JIRA and convincing engineers to talk to each other), why soft skills might matter more than technical ones, and her surprisingly simple trick for figuring out what job actually fits you.</p>
March 18, 2026
Episode 3. Sebastian Esquivel: Ex-Chemical Engineer, Now Chief of Staff
What does a chemical engineer actually do day to day? And what on earth is a Chief of Staff? Sebastian Esquivel has done both, so he's the perfect person to ask. We get into the reality of working as a chemical engineer at a clean energy startup in Brooklyn, what a Chief of Staff actually does, why he made the jump, and why the hiring system is completely broken. Oh and if you are currently in the job hunt, go create a Talvy profile!
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- What is WTF Do You Do??
<p>We’ve all heard the job titles, but what do people actually do all day?</p><p>Hosted by Antonella Masini, MIT alum, "WTF Do You Do?" is a weekly hangout where friends spill the tea on their jobs: the real day-to-day, the skills that actually matter, the parts they love, and the bits that spark their Sunday Scaries. Expect laughs, mild chaos, and zero corporate jargon. The goal: demystify jobs so you can find careers that actually fit you... and save you from an existential crisis.</p><p>So the next time someone drops a fancy title, you won’t be left wondering: “WTF do you do?”</p><p>For weekly updates and extras, follow @wtf.doyoudo on Instagram and TikTok.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates daily.
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