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Working It Out

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Hosted by Louise Minchin, ‘Working It Out’ is a series which tackles some of the challenges for businesses associated with the changing world of work as we emerge from the pandemic. Covid-19 has influenced the way we work for ever. With organisations adapting to a new normal overnight, we have learnt an enormous amount, good and bad, about how people work, collaborate, learn and develop. This series looks at how can we take lessons from lockdown and virtual working into the new world of work. https://www.oneadvanced.com/myworkplace/

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Recent Episodes

November 10, 2022

Series 2 Episode 4 How performance management can hold the key to commercial success

From sharing personal horror stories of performance management done badly to discussing how goal setting and coaching are intrinsic parts of a successful performance strategy, the two go over the myriad of ways that performance management can impact our professional lives. our very own Nick Gallimore sat down with host Louise Minchin to discuss performance management and how getting it right (or wrong!) can alter a business’ performance. From sharing personal horror stories of performance management done badly to discussing how goal setting and coaching are intrinsic parts of a successful performance strategy, the two go over the myriad of ways that performance management can impact our professional lives.

October 30, 2022

Series 2 Episode 3 Responsible Technology - why inclusive cultures are important

Jacqueline de Rojas is Chair of The Institute of Coding and recently stood down as the President of techUK. She holds non-exec positions at Rightmove, Costain Group, and FDM Group. Jacqueline is passionate about diversity and inclusion, and acts in an advisory capacity and tech ambassador for many organisations. She was awarded CBE in the Queen's New Year Honours 2018 for services to International Trade in Technology.

October 20, 2022

Series 2 Episode 2 Blurred Lines

Almuth balances an active career in academia with a portfolio of consultancy activities, both in independent practice and as an associate with other consultancies. Her aim is to use and advance practice through the use of psychological theory for the benefit of people and organisations.

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What is Working It Out?: Hosted by Louise Minchin, ‘Working It Out’ is a series which tackles some of the challenges for businesses associated with the changing world of work as we emerge from the pandemic. Covid-19 has influenced the way we work for ever. With organisations adapting to a new normal overnight, we have learnt an enormous amount, good and bad, about how people work, collaborate, learn and develop. This series looks at how can we take lessons from lockdown and virtual working into the new world of work.

https://www.oneadvanced.com/myworkplace/
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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