Why workplace wellness programmes don't work

Why workplace wellness programmes don't work

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Does 'nothing beat in person work'?

Has hybrid working been a disaster? Should we stop pretending and get back to the office? That is the claim of In-Person, a new book by Natalia Emanuel and Emma Harrington.I read the book with interest. Despite entering with an open mind, I wasn't wholly convinced by the evidence ...  Afficher plus

Office politics, collective leadership and AI disruption

A few people have asked me to do episodes on office politics and office interactions - one angle I wanted to look at that was through the lens of professional services firms. Laura Empson is a Professor at Bayes Business school having previously worked in professional services he ...  Afficher plus

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This week the Squiggly Careers podcast is back with another expert guest. Sarah talks to Dan Cable, Professor of Organisational Behaviour at London Business School. Dan is the author of Alive at Work and Change to Strange and his work has been featured in Harvard Business Review, ...  Afficher plus

The science of what makes work meaningful
The New Way We Work

Kate Davis talks with Dr. David Rock about what makes for meaningful work. David is the Co-Founder & CEO of NeuroLeadership Institute, a cognitive science consultancy that has advised some of the biggest companies. He is also the author of four books including Your Brain at Work. 

Navigating the Unwritten Rules of the Workplace
Bloomberg Businessweek

Dr. Michelle P. King, former Director of Inclusion at Netflix, discusses her book How Work Works: The Subtle Science of Getting Ahead Without Losing Yourself. Hosts: Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec. Producer: Paul Brennan.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.