Episode 36: Trust, Culture, and Teams With Larry English of Centric Consulting
A thoughtful discussion about a guy who's been doing hybrid work for more than two decades.
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Should you use e-mail for internal communication?
A quick and hopefully humorous visual to answer this question?
Episode 35: Automation, Businesses Processes, and Economics With AirSlate CEO Borya Shakhnovich
An informative chat about a slew of related topics.
Episode 34: Lattes, Trust, and Benefits With Fringe CEO Jordan Peace
The marketplace has to catch up with the workplace.
On Collaboration, E-Mail, and the Discman
A parallel between antiquated tools.
A Better Way to Work
Hubs and spokes in action.
Episode 33: Presence and Productivity With David Burkus
A great chat with a smart dude about a bevy of related things.
On the Parallels Between Collaboration Hubs and Smartphones
A useful analogy to unleash the true power of Slack, Microsoft Teams, and Zoom
Episode 32: Telepresence Robots With Aaron Campbell of OhmniLabs
We talk about how technology can augment our humanity.
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On Collaboration, Seinfeld, and Chinese Food
Yeah, the three are intimately related.
Episode 31: Remote Work, Diversity, and Politics in the Workplace With Rohit Bhargava
Mr. Non-Obvious is my guest this week.
How Not to Start a Book
An absurdly complex 85-word sentence right off the bat all but guarantees crickets, confusion, or both.
Episode 30: HR and Hygge With Zendesk's Danielle Newton
Google, location designation, and employee stipends also come up during our chat.
Does using collaboration hubs correlate with better outcomes?
A personal and decidedly unscientific analysis.
In Which I Stitch Together Booleans, Books, and Influence
Yeah, the three concepts are related.
Episode 29: Psychological Safety With Author Leo Bottary
Homing in on the difference between group and individual performance.
Episode 28: Workplace Transformation With Nellie Hayat of VergeSense
A wide-ranging conversation on a bunch of important and interrelated issues.