HeyJaredPipe Up! Podcast
The Rothenberger Pipe Up Podcast is a vibrant show that dives into the plumbing industry through real, down-to-earth conversations with professionals from all corners of the trade.
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Felix Deubener from ROTHENBERGER Head Office in Germany - Work life in Germany, Projects from Head Office & Family Business in UK & Germany (opens the original)
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In this episode of Pipe Up!, we’re heading over to ROTHENBERGER HQ in Kelkheim, Germany, to chat with Felix the Media team Lead. 🇩🇪🎙️ Felix gives us an insight into life behind the scenes at the ROTHENBERGER Group, including the differences between UK and German culture, how working life compares between the two countries, and what it’s like working at the German head office. We also get into some of the projects currently being worked on in Germany, Felix’s role within the wider ROTHENBERGER Gr
Keiran Yates from Tradeapps - The human side of social media & the road to success in the industry! (opens the original)
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In this episode of Pipe Up! , we’re joined by Keiran Yates , co-host of the Off The Job Podcast and one of the founders behind Trade Apps . Keiran talks about his journey from working as a plumber to building Trade Apps. He shares what life was like on the tools, why he decided to start the app, and the challenges and lessons that came with growing a successful business. We also dive into why brands need a human touch on social media , how authentic content helps businesses connect with tradespe
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