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The Power of Mattering
Subscribe to the newsletter When Zach Mercurio’s new book, The Power of Mattering, arrived on my desk I devoured it. It’s the most essential book about workplace culture that I’ve read in a couple of years. ‘People want to know that they matter to those around them, and that their work makes a difference in…
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Psychological safety – setting the record straight
Ellen is away this week – we were working hard to squeeze an elite guest in. Amy Edmondson is the most renowned organisational psychologist in the world. In other words she’s looked to more than anyone else for the answers of how to fix work. In this in depth discussion she talks us through what…
How Intel fixed work and then threw it away
Subscribe to the free Make Work Better newsletter Brigid Schulte is a journalist and writer who brings a reporter’s ear for stories to her exploration of modern work. Over the course of a decade Schulte has talked to people about the impact their jobs has on their lives – and has explored any hope that…
Bruce on Jay Shetty
I was recently a guest on Jay Shetty’s phenomenal On Purpose podcast. The show is the number 1 health podcast in the world so it was a great honour to bump heads and discuss how to make work better Listen on Apple Podcasts or on Spotify.
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RTO mandates are caused by middle aged men not liking their wives
Delighted to post this small conversation with Nick Shackleton-Jones. Nick posts brilliantly witty rants on TikTok that are just the best things I hear about work and the futility of bureaucracy. TikTok is a fame machine and if creators drop a banger they can end up reaching a vast audience. Nick has posted some content…
The Importance of Touch
Are you touch starved? Do you feel a touch hunger in your life? Michael Banissy is a psychologist whose work focusses on the importance of physical connection between people, he styles himself as part of a group of ‘scientists who stroke’. Touch has become sigmatised by the actions of those who have misused it, to…
