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Rethinking the office
“The retail sector figured out a long time ago you need to provide a positive experience for people” What can we learn about what is going to happen next with work by chatting to the leaders of the sector that supplies our workplaces? You might think very little. There’s certainly no shortage of people in…
Mental Health & Emotions – practical ways of fixing work
This week I talk to Josh Krichefski (CEO, Mediacom UK) and Liz Fosslien (co-author of No Hard Feelings: Emotions at Work and How They Help Us Succeed). Josh explains how they put mental health on the agenda on his firm by starting an honest, open discussion on it. Then we talk to Liz who gives…
Learning from the police (2 episodes)
and episode 2 Pre-order The Joy of Work Follow Stevyn Colgan This is the first of two episodes on the police. One on dealing with stress in ‘blue light’ professions, one on how to be creative in stressful environments. Andy Rhodes is the Chief Constable of Lancashire – and has responsibility for the wellbeing initiative…
Rory Sutherland on work culture
Go deep with the experts playlist Rory Sutherland is the Vice Chairman of advertising group Ogilvy. Through his 30 years in the media industry he has become renowned for championing the use of behavioural economics. Rory is an author and regularly writes for The Spectactor. Full transcript We’ve barely changed anything about work in response…
Building resilience – understanding the human impact of work
“We think people want to be liked, but they need to be needed”. A thoroughly stimulating discussion here – that I’ve allowed to run long because it’s so interesting. I met a brilliant guy called Misha Byrne who worked for a company called NeuroPower. I was so taken with what he was talking about…
Can organisations repair toxic culture? Two experts say how they would fix the Met Police
This episode is greatly enhanced by reading the newsletter that comes with it. In today’s podcast I talk to two guests who have slightly different perspectives on how to fix the culture of the Met Police. Dr Megan O’Neill is Associate Director at the Scottish Institute for Policing Research. She has extensively studied the police…
