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This episode James Malcolm is reviewed by his former boss Duncan Matthews, in what can only be described as a bootleg performance review. They discuss James' workplace faux pas, bottoming, and whether James is good at taking feedback on board.
'James Malcolm Reviews James Malcolm' is a podcast where each episode James Malcolm reviews every aspect of his personality with the help of a special guest. There will be self indulgent pros, and hard-truth cons.
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