Behind Bundle

The future of work is here, are you ready? Anna Luedecking, professional development coach and Doctor of Organizational Psychology, joins Bundle CEO Kayla Lebovits to discuss employee engagement, company culture, and how to answer the question “Why should I work here?”

You can find Anna on her website,  https://avenueleadership.com.

Tackling difficult, yet important subjects, has never been easy. Discussing mental health with children is more important than ever, and kids are struggling with a lot more than just regular school stress these days. One way to help kids develop better mental health habits? Be a good mental health role model, according to Dr. Charlotte Reznick, a child psychologist and author. Bundle CEO Kayla Lebovits sat down with Dr. Reznick to discuss how children's mental health continues to be affected by the pandemic, and how parents and caregivers can help.

Why does the traditional care model need to evolve now more than ever to meet the needs of parents and care givers today? How has COVID-19 impacted employees' care responsibilities and what shifts are on the care horizon?

What is the state of the care economy and how is it impacting the future of work? Listen as we chat with Professor Joseph Fuller, Professor of Management Practice in General Management and the Co-Director of the Managing the Future of Work Initiative at Harvard Business School, who shares his thoughts on business strategies, how to navigate this new and evolving education-care landscape, and the impact on companies' ability to attract and retain an engaged and productive workforce.

The coming school year is looming for parents as many used to rely on school to provide more than learning for their children. They also use it to feed their children or as a care alternative while they work. COVID-19 has upended parents and they are caught in the education-care crosshairs. Listen to our Curriculum Development Lead at Bundle, Mattie Shulman, as she provides guidance for parents on how to ease back to school stress for their families, while ensuing their children succeed; get pointers on pod learning; and learn what to look for in ‘Zutors’.

How are working parents and employees doing now that we are over 8 months into the pandemic?  Research suggests they need a little more TLC time. So join as we chat with Leslie Forde from Mom's Hierarchy of Needs. We'll discuss how employees--specifically parents--are struggling to manage it all, ways to cope,  and how some companies are working to improve employee self-care practices.