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Work In Progress

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by Patrick McKendry

14 episodes
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Podcast Overview

Work in Progress, a weekly psychological deep dive into business current events. Ranging from Elon Musk’s pivot of Twitter to a local town’s task of disposing of 500 pounds of pasta, we’ll touch on what is happening, explore the organizational forces at play using psychological frameworks, and talk about what we all can learn in order to be more effective and successful in our own careers. Whether you’re an individual looking for additional mentorship, or a team leader looking to more intentionally support their team, I think you’ll find useful tactics here.

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6/19/2023

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Episode thumbnail for Bill C-18 & The "Will" and The "Way" to Behavior Change

August 28, 2023

Bill C-18 & The "Will" and The "Way" to Behavior Change

<p>In Canada, Meta is no longer showing news on its platform. The hardline move is a defensive play to try and prevent further legislation around how social media companies deliver and monetize publisher content that is shared on their platforms. Granted, most everyone is favor of NOT seeing news when they log-in to their social accounts. But that does not make people&#39;s existing viewing and reading behavior any easier to unseat. Here, we will look at behavior change and review Berkman&#39;s framework for the &quot;will&quot; and the &quot;way&quot; problems that make behavior change difficult.</p>

Episode thumbnail for LK-99 & Lessons in Product Delivery

August 14, 2023

LK-99 & Lessons in Product Delivery

<p>LK-99 drew the excitement of the scientific community and then drew its ire. Promoted as the highly improbable and equally sought-after room-temperature superconductor, replication studies quickly found blatant errors in the study design and data collection of the initial research team. Beyond the immediately obvious lessons, the story of LK-99 can teach us a thing or two about proper product delivery.</p>

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July 24, 2023

What Barbenheimer Teaches About Our Strengths and Opportunities

<p>Barbenheimer has become an internet meme sensation for the stark differences of its two titular characters. In truth, the movies and its protagonists share striking similarities as they respectively explore their theme of internal conflict. For us and our teams, the movies highlight a universal struggle that we all face - how can our strengths also present us with problems and opportunities for development. In this post, we will explore that idea to better understand how a single behavior can be both a strength and a weakness and we will look at tactics that can help us minimize those downsides without sacrificing our max potential.</p>

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What is Work In Progress?

Work in Progress, a weekly psychological deep dive into business current events. Ranging from Elon Musk’s pivot of Twitter to a local town’s task of disposing of 500 pounds of pasta, we’ll touch on what is happening, explore the organizational forces at play using psychological frameworks, and talk about what we all can learn in order to be more effective and successful in our own careers.

Whether you’re an individual looking for additional mentorship, or a team leader looking to more intentionally support their team, I think you’ll find useful tactics here.

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?

No, this podcast does not typically feature guests.

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