Leading With Respect
Claim This Podcastby Bobby Bakshi
Podcast Overview
<p>Leading With Respect by Bobby Bakshi explores how respect shapes leadership, culture, and business success — through candid conversations with executives and thought leaders.</p> <p>Respect isn’t just a value — it’s a business advantage.</p> <p>In Leading With Respect by Bobby Bakshi, you’ll hear insightful, unfiltered conversations with executives, culture builders, and change-makers who are redefining leadership in today’s workplaces. Together, we explore how respect drives trust, engagement, and results — across teams, organizations, and industries.</p> <p>Each episode connects back to <strong>The RESPECT Quotient™ framework</strong> — Recognize, Empathize, Stretch, Prioritize, Empower, Commit, and Transform, created by Bobby Bakshi Consulting LLC, offering practical lessons you can apply as a C-suite leader, manager, Head of HR/People & Culture, or culture champion.</p> <p>Bobby Bakshi is a leadership development consultant, culture transformation expert, and a Microsoft alum. Through his work and conversations, he helps organizations bridge divides and lead with respect at every level. He works globally, with an emphasis on U.S. companies with India operations.</p> <p>Whether you’re a CEO, people leader, or simply passionate about building respectful workplaces, this podcast will give you tools and inspiration to lead with impact.</p>
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Publishing Since
6/12/2025
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Recent Episodes
June 17, 2026
The Highest-ROI Leadership Skill Nobody's Measuring | Episode #052 | Adam Nemer
This week, the Leading With Respect podcast turns one year old — Episode 52. I've got separate posts running on that milestone, so I'll keep this part short: thank you dear guests for your wisdom and heart, on this critical topic. I want to lead with the actual argument of this week's episode, because it's worth stating plainly before I get into the story. My guest, Adam Nemer, was a CFO and operations executive at Kaiser Permanente, and is now the author of the new book Simple Mental Health. His core claim, backed by two decades sitting on the finance side of a 200,000-person organization, is this: Listening is the highest-leverage, lowest-cost leadership skill in your business, and almost nobody is managing it as a metric. That's not a soft observation. That's a gap in your operating model. Read the article on LinkedIn.
June 10, 2026
Respect Shows Up Differently by Culture | Episode #051 | Michelle Zou
Respect Shows Up Differently by Culture Michelle Zou, PCC, MBA, PhD Candidate in Happiness Studies on happiness research, cross-cultural blind spots, and why what feels respectful to you may feel like the opposite to someone else. We tend to think of respect as something we either have or don't. A character trait. A cultural value. Something leadership declares and HR measures once a year in an engagement survey. Michelle Zhou — executive coach, wellbeing researcher, and PhD candidate in happiness studies — sees it differently. To her, respect is a lived experience, and my hand goes up big time to that! The gap between what a leader intends and the impact on employees is where most organizations are quietly losing people. This ties to low engagement scores. This week's conversation on Leading With Respect is one worth sitting with slowly. Read the article on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/respect-shows-up-differently-culture-bobby-bakshi-bfb7c
June 5, 2026
Treating people as objects creates the absence of respect | Episode #050 | Phillip Cave
Treating people as objects creates the absence of respect. Phillip Cave on pattern recognition, personal responsibility, and why honoring someone is a verb — not a value on a wall. Most leaders I talk to genuinely believe they respect their people. They also have teams where trust is low, feedback is guarded, and conflict gets buried. So what's the gap? This week on Leading With Respect, I sat down with Phillip Cave, a former software engineer and principal program manager who backed into the people side of business and never left. Consider his wisdom and share it with your people, your network.n, personal responsibility, and why honoring someone is a verb — not a value on a wall.
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- What is Leading With Respect?
<p>Leading With Respect by Bobby Bakshi explores how respect shapes leadership, culture, and business success — through candid conversations with executives and thought leaders.</p> <p>Respect isn’t just a value — it’s a business advantage.</p> <p>In Leading With Respect by Bobby Bakshi, you’ll hear insightful, unfiltered conversations with executives, culture builders, and change-makers who are redefining leadership in today’s workplaces. Together, we explore how respect drives trust, engagement, and results — across teams, organizations, and industries.</p> <p>Each episode connects back to <strong>The RESPECT Quotient™ framework</strong> — Recognize, Empathize, Stretch, Prioritize, Empower, Commit, and Transform, created by Bobby Bakshi Consulting LLC, offering practical lessons you can apply as a C-suite leader, manager, Head of HR/People & Culture, or culture champion.</p> <p>Bobby Bakshi is a leadership development consultant, culture transformation expert, and a Microsoft alum. Through his work and conversations, he helps organizations bridge divides and lead with respect at every level. He works globally, with an emphasis on U.S. companies with India operations.</p> <p>Whether you’re a CEO, people leader, or simply passionate about building respectful workplaces, this podcast will give you tools and inspiration to lead with impact.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates daily.
- Where can I listen to this podcast?
This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
- Does this podcast accept guests?
Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.
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