Hosted by Shreyasi Singh, Habits Matter explores the human side of how things really work at work—stories, goof-ups and triumphs. Meet a roster of entertaining guests, people who’ve sifted the good habits from the bad, and are now telling it like it is.
Welcome to another episode of Habits Matter, the podcast that’s nearly as old as Harappa!
We’re delighted to host Sumedha Bakhshi, one of the country’s leading practitioners and diversity, equity and inclusion (DE&I) experts who’s currently leading talent management and organizational development at @Amazon.
In this candid chat, she’s talks about the cautious optimism she feels over DE&I awareness at workplaces and an interesting ‘3Is’ approach to bring about meaningful change — from Individual to Interpersonal to institutional.
31 Jul 2023
Putting The 'Earn' In Learning
Welcome to a brand-new season of Habits Matter. We’re back with our hugely popular podcast that explores the human side of how things really work at work — stories, goof-ups and triumphs. And we’ve lined up a roster of entertaining guests, people who’ve sifted the good habits from the bad, and are now telling it like it is.
This season we’re all about learning and development — ready to dive into the challenges and triumphs of those at the forefront of high-performing enterprise learning in India.
And we’re thrilled to kick off the season we have corporate stalwart, bestselling author, mental wellbeing expert and chief learning officer at Grant Thornton Bharat, Ankit Jhamb!
A highly effective L&D business partner with the ability to deliver business impact, his approach to solution design, building agile and effective L&D engines by leveraging fields like social sciences, analytics and branding is the stuff of corporate India legend.
29 Jul 2021
How To Think Big
Work often demands that we focus on the details. But when we focus too well, we risk losing sight of the big picture. In this episode, we explain big-picture thinking in less abstract terms, explore a nifty tool to practice it, and find out how a campaign from your favorite fast-food chain knocked it out of the park—all because the folks behind it dared to think big.
Meet Papiya Banerjee, Co-founder, Unqbe, and a leader with years of experience in culture building, talent management and leadership development; and Mark Pollard, strategy consultant for The Economist, Twitter, Euronews, Facebook, and host of the Sweathead podcast.
This is Season 5 of Habits Matter. We’re going behind the scenes of common work problems and asking questions like: how do you present effectively? Get that job? Or decode feedback?
This episode was hosted remotely by Harappa Founder & CEO, Shreyasi Singh.
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Decision-Making In Crisis
Published 18 Nov 2020 · Transcript excerpt
[…] But don't forget what you've prepared for for this That's the first thing the second thing would be is be okay with change Part of the plan you're making needs to be that change is going to happen Life is going to change this last year has shown us that more than ever However, we need to make sure that we are going back to that original plan and having a plan that can adapt and follow the third is Be okay. We're reaching out for help I mean if you're in a time of crisis Don't wait until it's too late to get help If you start seeing yourself going down this path, I always ask you I said reach out right away If you don't have a coach Find a coach if you don't have an advisor find an advisor Matt applies the 80 -20 rule to prepare for adversity if you manage the known 80 % well The unknown 20 % becomes easier to deal with he believes However, if you don't manage The 80 % properly that 20 feels like 100 So the little things throw you off and because the rest of your life is out of whack. […]
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