WorkPod Minsode: Failing the Right Way
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pAEP4Ysigps Because of the sigma attached to failure, leaders often go under a shell when it all comes crashing down. It's important to accept failure and communicate with all the stakeholders during those times. In this video, Thomas Eisenmann, author of the new book "Why Startups Fail" gives us clarity on the dichotomy of exiting gracefully and fighting it out till...
WorkPod Minisode: Leading And Influencing Change
https://youtu.be/ZOgPnp0oqc4 Culture varies immensely between the public and private sector. In this video, Teressa Roche, CHRO @ City Of Fort Collins opens up about her experience in shifting from the public sector to a private one and what are some of the best practices she has brought in in implementing change. To watch the full podcast of Teressa Roche follow us...
WorkPod Minisode: Six Secrets To Exit Rich
https://youtu.be/94zIVd9_KAI How can you sell a business and maximize value? In this video, Michelle Seiler Tucker, author of EXIT RICH: The 6 P Method to Sell Your Business for Huge Profit and the Founder and CEO of Seiler Tucker Incorporated elaborates on her novel 6 P Method that helps businesses exit well. To watch the full podcast of Michelle Seiler Tucker follow...
WorkPod Minisode: Evolution of #FutureOfWork
https://youtu.be/geq6puN6zz4 The phrase "future of work" was coined in 2011. A lot has happened since then. The future of work that was envisaged a decade ago, the theories and predictions are now either defunct or at work currently. In this video, Ben Pring co-founded and leads the Center for the Future of Work at Cognizant discussed the evolution of future...
WorkPod Minisode: Fabric Of An AI First Company
https://youtu.be/9gjkrzPpRCs What is an AI First company? What does an AI First company do differently? How can companies prioritize AI? In this video, Ash Fontana, author of "AI First Company" explains to us about some of the qualifying criteria for a AI first company. He also talks to us about some other concepts mentioned his book such as data learning effect...
WorkPod Minisode: Aspiration, Delusion and PR
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T0zBM3XmU1I In the world of PR, being honest and grounded feels like a novelty. Companies are projecting to the public their hopes and aspirations and not their reality. If this taken too far it borders on delusion. In this video, Sabrina Horn, author of "Make It, Don't Fake It", gives us a picture of what exactly leads to a PR disaster...
WorkPod Minisode: Challenges of Knowledge Organization
https://youtu.be/RJjJOtalloM One of the best ways to retain employees avoiding the cost of hiring new members is employee training. Jeff Kavanaugh, the author of "The Live Enterprise", shows his vulnerable side by recounting candidly some of the challenges he faced in trying to create a knowledge institute. The second half of this video talks about the global pandemic and how...
WorkPod Minisode: Resolving Innovation Bottlenecks
https://youtu.be/ZftRgWHQTfg Creativity sometimes comes from the most unexpected places. We only hear about Facebook and Tesla but the truth is there are little innovations taking place all around the world. This video discusses: Creativity coming from unexpected places Precursor to innovation Frugality and creativity Bottlenecks to creativity Josh Linker, the author of Big Little Breakthroughs, recounts to us his personal experience with working with individuals, companies...
WorkPod: Sabrina Horn(@SabrinaHorn) on Leading with authenticity for real results!
https://youtu.be/cPwKpD3Mj4w Sabrina Horn(@SabrinaHorn) on Leading with authenticity for real results! #FutureofWork #Work2dot0 #Podcast In this podcast Sabrina Horn discussed his book Ruthless Consistency, the insights it carries and shared how his journey has helped him craft a strategy that could work on the testing times. He sheds light on the importance of ruthless consistency and how any leader could adopt it...
WorkPod: Why Startup Fails, How to Avoid, & Doing it Right!
https://youtu.be/FtbKaCNP8LM In this conversation, Thomas Eisenmann discussed the complicated world of startup failures. Tom discussed various failures and what are some ways businesses could have done right. This is a great conversation for anyone seeking to understand failures and how to avoid them. Bio: Tom Eisenmann is the Howard H. Stevenson Professor of Business Administration at Harvard Business School (HBS) and the...
