Culture

Brains, hormones and time – the invisible causes of better workplace culture I had a wonderful discussion with Robin Dunbar and his co-author Tracey Camilleri about the invisible ingredients of human relationships. Specifically the role that hormones, brain-size and time play...

“Men have no friends and women bear the burden” Lots of my favourite podcasts have gone on summer break, so I wanted to keep putting some episodes out. But maybe you don't want something that is too work related...

Abandoning offices? Not so fast! Nowism: Tom Goodwin advocates for making the best of now To find out more about the workplace culture course go to the website or the book page. After recent episodes have...

The internet’s favourite chart makers get emotional If you're a user of social media, whether Instagram, Twitter or LinkedIn you'll have seen the work of today's guest. Liz Fosslien is half of Liz and Mollie whose perceptive...

Re-thinking the state of workplace culture in the hybrid era Two things on the podcast today - at the end of the episode there is a discussion with former guest, Brian Elliott from Slack's Future Forum. Ahead of that I...

Sweeping the sheds – what can we learn from the culture of the All Blacks https://play.acast.com/s/eatsleepworkrepeat/theimportanceofcompanyvalues-jameskerrtalkslegacy Health warning: sport is sometimes a flawed metaphor when it comes to work, it is often very male and half of every audience isn’t interested in the stories that come...

Dan Coyle can fix your broken culture If you find yourself becoming interested in the magic of workplace culture one of the go to authors of the subject is today's guest, Dan Coyle. Dan's 2018 book The...

The world’s WFH expert is confident for offices Regular listeners will know how much I love the work of Professor Nick Bloom from Stanford University - as featured in previous newsletters - Nick has been researching remote...