How Workplace Design Impacts The Employee Experience
Diane Hoskins, the Co-CEO of Gensler explains the importance of workplace design and what organizations can do to improve employee experience, productivity, and innovation. [...]
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How Companies Can Change the World (Not Just Non-Profits)
Most people want to believe that the work they do is making a difference in the world and helping people. Can companies really make a difference? One company that has made a huge difference is G Adventures and in this podcast the founder of G Adventures, Bruce Poon Tip, discusses how his company uses tourism to change the world. [...]
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The Changing Nature of Work: New Norms for How Work Gets Done
Now that the freelance workforce is growing, how can we supplement the benefit safety net that was provided by traditional employment in the past? Natalie Foster, the advisor to the Aspen Institute Future of Work Initiative, discusses ways to overcome this issue and how our work norms are changing. [...]
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Why Diversity and Inclusiveness is Important Today and Tomorrow
Diversity and Inclusiveness are extremely important for companies today and in the future. Listen to my interview with Karyn Twaronite, the Global Diversity and Inclusiveness Officer at EY, to find out why these subjects are so important, how you can take steps to stay in the forefront of your industry, and how to measure your company’s progress in these areas. [...]
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How Do You Become The Wisest Person In The Room?
Tom Gilovich is a professor of Psychology at Cornell University with an interest in judgement and decision making. He is also the author of the book, The Wisest One in the Room: How You Can Benefit from Social Psychology’s Most Powerful Insights. He has studied many different facets of social psychology including sports decisions, political judgement and decision making, and relationship decision making. [...]
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Why You Need To Focus On People And Culture To Win In The Business Game
David Klein is the CEO and co-founder of CommonBond, an online lending company for student loans. It allows student to refinance their debt into a loan that consolidates several loans into one single loan and it provides a lower interest rate. David Klein co-founded CommonBond with two other MBA students whom he met in college when they realized there was a strong need for this type of service. [...]
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A New And Improved HR
Ron Storn is the Vice President of the People department at Lyft. Lyft is a ride-sharing company based out of San Francisco, CA that unites technology and humans for more affordable rides. He has been with Lyft for 3 years and he is at the head of all of the recruiting and human resources for the company. Lyft has been around since 2007 and when they started they had 80 employees and now they have 1200. [...]
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Work, Love, And Life When Robots Rule The Earth
Robin Hanson is the author of a new book called The Age of EM: Work, Love, and Life when Robots Rule the Earth. He is also an associate professor of economics at George Mason University, a research associate at the Future of Humanity Institute of Oxford University, he has his doctorate in Social Science from the California Institute of Technology. He has studied political science, engineering, AI, physics, and economics. He has done research at Nasa, he has over 3100 citations, 60 publications, 420 media mentions, and he has a blog called Overcomingbias.com. [...]
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Should We Embrace A Sharing Economy?
Arun Sundararajan is the author of The Sharing Economy: The End of Employment and the Rise of Crowd-Based Capitalism. He is a professor of business at the Stern School of Business at NYU. He is interested in researching how digital technology brings about change in our economy and he has published over 50 scientific papers and over 30 op-eds on subjects related to this research. [...]
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Only Humans Need Apply: Winners And Losers In The Age Of Smart Machines
Thomas Davenport is the President’s Distinguished Professor of Information Technology and Management at Babson College in Massachusetts. He is an author, the co-founder of the International Institute for Analytics, a Fellow at the MIT Initiative on the Digital Economy, and Senior Advisor to Deloitte Analytics. He has spent the last 30 years focused on the Sociology of Information, studying and teaching about how people and organizations use information. He currently teaches MBAs at Babson College about Analytics, Cognitive Technologies, Big Data, and Knowledge Management. [...]
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